We are a small graphic design firm, based in Melbourne, Australia.
After more than twenty years in business, Artifishal Studios has a proven record in the field of graphic design. Nevertheless, the changing nature of our business means that we have to be constantly questioning our focus and direction — making sure our designs are relevant to not only today’s tastes but lasting well into the future.
We realise that the environment is one of the most important assets we have. As a result, Artifishal Studios is committed to being carbon-neutral and has undertaken a carbon-offset program though Greenfleet. We actively encourage our clients and suppliers to be aware of the issues surrounding environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial and economically viable management of the world’s forests.
When working on any project, our policy is one of inclusion. We believe that the client’s input is vital to a successful outcome and that innovation does not mean arrogance. Communicating with the client both at the concept stage and throughout the various stages of production is the key ingredient to our success, and the main reason we have such a loyal client base.
Our client base is also extremely varied — although we are best known in the arts and the film distribution, wine and travel industries. Over the years our clients have included National Australia Bank, CARE Australia, Australian Shipowners Association, Intrepid Travel, Council to Homeless Persons, Australian Society for Medical Research, The National Science Centre in Malaysia, The Femina Publishing Group in Indonesia, ARC Centre of Excellence in Biotechnology and Development, Brunnings Garden Products and Destination Melbourne.
Artifishal Studios has also worked for both State and Commonwealth government departments, including The Australian Communications Authority, The Department of Community Services and Health, Community Services Victoria, and The Department of Education and Training as well as local government together with organisations such as Community Aid Abroad, The Australian Film Institute and the Australian Children’s Television Foundation.