June 4, 2015 - Comments Off on Flour Market Presents: Day Of The Donut
Flour Market Presents: Day Of The Donut
Quick sketch-up for Flour Market's DOTD. A celebration of Melbourne's best donuts.
June 3, 2015 - Comments Off on Antipodean Rock N’ Roll Collective
Antipodean Rock N’ Roll Collective
WIP brand for Aussie rock supergroup 'ARC', AKA The Antipodean Rock N' Roll Collective. Featuring four rock icons, Kram (Spiderbait), Mark Wilson (Jet), Davey Lane (You Am I) and Darren Middleton (Powderfinger).
May 11, 2015 - Comments Off on Room for a Pony
Room for a Pony
Recent brand for a great little brekky/lunch (and soon to be dinner) spot in North Hobart.
How rad is this lil' fella? Our friend over at Guy Paramore Designs hand-crafted this wooden horse based off our 2D wireframe logo. Two thumbs up.
May 4, 2015 - Comments Off on The Wombats – Glitterbug Tour
The Wombats – Glitterbug Tour
Recent poster for our pals over at Warner Music.
COLD NIGHTS. CANDY BAR. CLASSIC VHS IN HIGH DEF. SEQUELS. SECRET SCREENINGS. NOW SHOWING.
Deja-View is a boutique cinema experience located on Smith Street, Collingwood. The program features a line-up of VHS classics, cult films and popcorn-flicks, screening fortnightly on Thursdays and Fridays throughout the cold months. Each screening is themed-to-the-eyeballs with a selection of original trailers and custom pre-film entertainment, all presented in full HD glory, making for a unique night at the flicks.
The John Candybar will blow your mind (and your belt buckle) with a selection of nostalgic candy bars and elusive American treats. Cinema classics like hot-buttered popcorn and handmade choc tops will be on offer and the bar stocked with drinks from Little Creatures Brewery and Punt Road Wines. And if kicking back is your thing our theatre is filled with uber-comfy European sofas, making it Melbourne’s cosiest cinema experience.
We're scaling the walls of Curtin House in Melbourne's CBD this weekend to takeover Rooftop Cinema. Armed with the pointy end of a choc-top, Deja-View Cinema be holding the rooftop hostage for a screening of the 90s classic White Men Can't Jump (Saturday 22nd March) and Akira (Sunday 23rd March).
Magic Johnston's complete nonsense radio station, hitting your earwaves soon...
Sketched up a couple of bake-sale themed Valentine's cards for Flour Market's Valentine's Heart-Bake Sale. These sexy lil' numbers have been letterpressed with TLC by the good folk at The Hungry Workshop and are now available instore at Everyday Coffee, Spares and online at Etsy.
We're back! Press Release: Having sold out it’s inaugural event in just under two hours, Flour Market is returning to fulfil an ongoing mission to bring flour to the people. In a bigger, better venue, with nearly twice as many bakers, Flour Market’s Valentine’s Heart-Bake Sale on Saturday February 8 promises to sate your sweet tooth and soothe your savoury cravings for another season.
In the spacious and light-filled new location of The Baron Said on Kerr Street Fitzroy, the Flour Market has added 6 new stall holders to it’s repertoire, each with their own specialty including: crumpets by Dr Marty, waffles by Waffle Jolie, La Belle Miette macrons and more. Savoury and substantial hungers will also be catered for with pies by Pure Pie and steamed buns from Shop Ramen.
Once again Everyday Coffee will be serving brewed coffee by donation with all proceeds to the Familia Moja Bakery Project in Kenya while the Open Season Milk Bar will dish out another fruity line-up of milkshake flavours.
In an effort to avoid a stampede Flour Market are offering a limited release of early bird tickets for entry an hour earlier than general admission.
Meanwhile, Open Season have teamed up with The Hungry Workshop to release a pair of limited edition letterpress Valentine’s cards, each sporting a deliciously romantic pun. As well as a small run of limited-edition FM totes in collaboration with textile designer Sophie Curtain to bag your wares!
Such a great turnout last night! Completely packed house. Sorry to everyone that we had to turn away at the door. The doco was everything it was hyped up to be and more... so good. Shouts to Ben Clement for the pics.
