Exhibition & visual storytelling: translates cultural and historical narratives seamlessly into physical environments connecting with audiences on numerous levels.
WHY THIS MATTERs
Visual storytelling
Visual storytelling is the art of communicating narratives, information and data through illustrative, visual and 3D forms. Creating rich, engaging experiences through spatial design to enable a stronger connection to the content.
Artikel Design works with federal and state cultural institutions and design firms, to visualise and deliver projects of national significance.
Artikel Design works with federal and state cultural institutions and design firms, to visualise and deliver projects of national significance.
Relevant projects
Exhibition Design
Discovering Ancient Egypt
National Museum of Australia
Artikel Design was engaged to assist in creating the Afterlife tomb facade, a prominent intricate backlit feature within the Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition.
Exhibition Design
Hopes & Fears - Migration Stories
National Library of Australia + Design Community
Many Australians have a migration story. Somewhere in our family tree is an ancestor who embarked on a long and difficult journey and eventually made it to Australia.
Exhibition Design
Camel Trains to Steel Wheels
National Archives of Australia
Explore a colourful chapter of Australia's history at National Archives' latest exhibition Camel trains to steel wheels: life on the Trans-Australian Railway.
Exhibition Design
Great Southern Land
National Museum of Australia
Discover the powerful natural and cultural forces that create and shape life in Australia, trace its seasonal rhythms and connections and explore its incredible diversity.
Exhibition Design
Grit&Gold Exhibition
National Library of Australia + Design Community
Grit & Gold: Tales from a Sporting Nation brings you a celebration of Australia’s rich sporting heritage and its effect on our culture over the years.
Exhibition Design
Heartbeat
National Museum of Australia
The vivid artwork called the 'Heartbeat' combines the watercolour works of Australian Artist Matt Chun with the unique style of Carnovsky's RGB
Exhibition Design
Termitarium
National Museum of Australia
Across Australia's tropical north, termite mounds, or termitaria, can tower over people. The tallest of these high-rise structures are the work of spinifex, or cathedral, termites.
OUR METHOD
How we work
Artikel Design is committed to providing the best possible service to its clients. Maintaining transparent communication throughout the project lifecycle, collaborating closely with the project team and stakeholders to create a supportive and delivery-focused environment.
With extensive experience in creating and delivering designs that align with existing design guidelines, Nick Williams values the importance of consistent visual design language to ensure a seamless user experience. Nick's practical and delivery-focused approach to design ensures that he delivers results that meet or exceed our clients' expectations.
With extensive experience in creating and delivering designs that align with existing design guidelines, Nick Williams values the importance of consistent visual design language to ensure a seamless user experience. Nick's practical and delivery-focused approach to design ensures that he delivers results that meet or exceed our clients' expectations.
Phase 1
Project briefing
Project briefing is to assist in defining the creative brief and the overall theme and vision for the space, hear from key stakeholders and gain an understanding of the ways of working and what success looks like for the project.
Phase 2
Concept Design
Based on the individual project demands and deliverables, Artikel will work closely with the project team and the wider stakeholder group to develop concept design packages that explore and communicate effectively the design intent for the project.
Phase 3
Design Development
Artikel will work closely with the project team to refine and translate the selected concept/s into detailed design outputs, refining materials, content and visual elements, ensuring a cost effective scalable solution is achieved.
Phase 4
Final Development
Artikel will work closely with the project team to finalise the required artwork and prepare the packaged files and documentation, collaborating with the selected production house/s to ensure the final product not only meets, but exceeds expectations.
Engagement
Work with Artikel Design
For Commonwealth Government clients. Artikel Design can be directly (or indirectly) engaged through the following panel:
SON ID: SON3697156
Agency: Australian War Memorial
Publish Date: 12-Feb-2021
Primary Category: 90141503 - Exhibitions
Agency: Australian War Memorial
Publish Date: 12-Feb-2021
Primary Category: 90141503 - Exhibitions
Get in touch: Want to discuss an upcoming project virtually or over a coffee?
For more information on how Artikel Design can help you get your project started call Nick Williams on 0403 926 087 or fill out our contact form and one of our friendly team will be in touch soon.
