Polytechnic created a whimsical and inclusive brand identity for Anywhere Book Club, a children’s reading initiative founded by Natasha Morgan and Saskia Sims. The identity centers on a tamandua mascot illustrated by Marcus Oakley, paired with expressive typography and nostalgic printed guides. The project blends playful design with educational purpose, encouraging shared reading experiences between children and adults.
Harrison Fun developed a brand identity for Haskell Cinema, a unique venue straddling the US–Canada border. The design centers on a flexible ‘H’ monogram inspired by the building’s dual doors, combining historical ornamentation with modern typography to reflect both heritage and contemporary sensibilities.
BP&O features Universal Favourite’s rebrand for Sydney-based Monkey Baa Theatre Co., a children’s theatre company. The new identity uses the slab-serif Sebenta and geometric Gellix typefaces, playful character illustrations, and a warm tone of voice developed with copywriter Cat Wall. The project aims to capture the imagination and emotional range of young audiences while refreshing the theatre’s visual and verbal presence.