Our amazing Rachel

A little update from Design Lead, Rachel – who’s currently doing a Masters of Social Work on top of her design career. She’s up in Geraldton working with Ngala’s Strong Self Strong Spirit programme which uses strengths based practices to improve the wellbeing of children. 

Wishing our lovely Zoe all the love and luck with the birth of her first baby. We celebrated over high tea last week, high up on our mezzanine.

Anthologie want to thank The Design Conference for inviting us on stage. We had an absolute blast, met some incredible people, pushed ourselves out of our comfort zones and landed softly with the support of an incredible National design community.

The Lonnie Awards recognise excellence and accountability in annual reporting. Shoutout to our award winning clients this year Main Roads Western Australia (Bronze), Pilbara Ports Authority (Silver, Specialist Commendation), Gold Corporation (Specialist Winner), and Metropolitan Cemeteries Board (Specialist Commendation).

And we’re off!! Amy is donning her N95 mask and heading to Brisbane to represent Anthologie at this years The Design Conference. Check out the awesome line up of speakers here and grab a ticket to live stream the event!

In many countries, white cats are a symbol of good luck, and are believed to represent purity and positivity in many regions. We have four white cats that live over the road from us. So here’s to 4 times positivity, prosperity and happy kitty pats on our way to lunch.

The crew went down to the end of our street today and fired up the BBQ over lunch. Our new Creative Director, Wilson caught this incredible shot.

It’s National Reconciliation Week and we’re super proud to launch our RAP working group. This group will kick off the production of Anthologie’s Reconciliation Action Plan. And through this, create opportunities for greater connection and celebration of Aboriginal culture. #bebravemakechange

Huge news! Anthologie have been appointed as digital partner to the Sustainable Ocean Alliance on their journey to engage 10 million ocean impact leaders worldwide.

Last week we converted our space into a shoot location for Little Ripples part 2. An inspiring campaign celebrating the impact teachers can have in our lives. Check out Little Ripples part 1 here.

Your employee engagement strategy needs to be as unique as your organisation. Our Strategy Director, Paula, shares insights from over 15 years of exploration and learning in the employee engagement space. Read the article

This week we packed our gear and good memories, and handed over the keys to our Jersey Street office. Thank you for your service, old friend. It’s been real. Coming soon: Updates from our brand new home. Stay tuned!

We’re growing… Massive warm welcome Wilson, Jenni, Pascal and Hugo! Check out our who we are page to find out what these talented folks are bringing to the Anthologie arsenal.

Anthologie have been invited to speak at The Design Conference in Brisbane this June. We’re going to share our journey to becoming a B Corporation. And how we use creativity, design and tech to help our clients solve some of the world’s greatest challenges.

Now more than ever, digital projects need to be defined, rationalised and properly understood before good work can get underway. Niaal talks us through why discovery is crucial for digital projects.

Anthologie have been appointed as part of an expert consortium to deliver a world-first digital access portal to support people experiencing homelessness. Read more about it.

On International Women’s Day 2022 we took some time to reflect on some influential women in our lives. We jumped on zoom and shared a story about our mums, friends and creative influencers who have inspired us. #IWD #breakthebias

A sad goodbye today to Louis who is embarking on the next exciting chapter of life. We had lunch and beers today, and sent him off with a years subscription to Masterclass – to learn photography from Annie Leibovitz and the science of better sleep with Matthew Walker. 

Our work with Carbon Positive Australia has won Silver in the New York Anthem Awards. A huge accomplishment, the awards are judged by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, a diverse group of social impact leaders and experts who are all working to rebuild our world.

Some exciting work in the pipeline with local success story, Student Edge. We’re helping them reposition and realign their brand to become a world-leading EdTech business.

Say hello to Zoe (Digital Project Manager), Essie (Digital Project Lead), and Paula (Strategy Director) who’ve joined the team! We’re super excited to see them get stuck into a range of big projects we’ve got coming up.

Today we’re putting the spotlight on overfishing, with the launch of the Global Fishing Index which we designed and developed alongside the Minderoo Foundation team. Check out the project.

Not a bad effort! We just scooped up a bronze skull for our Carbon Calculator project at the PADC Awards.

Anthologie’s Amy Sutton has been appointed as a juror for the 2021 AGDA Design Awards, Design for Good category.

Kicking off the week with this fantastic news. Our awesome MD Amy Sutton is a finalist in the Women in Digital Awards – Champion of Change category. Check out all the finalists.

Today we celebrated the upcoming wedding of our Account Director, Adelina, with a Hawaiian themed brekky. Congrats Ads!

Excited to welcome aboard Rachel Boon, who joins us as Brand Design Lead.

Ending the week on a high! Happy to hear that the Insurance Commission of WA’s online Annual Report is now award winning – receiving a Silver Award in the Australasian Reporting Awards.

Today the team met some inspirational people while creating our latest campaign for Edge Employment Solutions. Read about it on Campaign Brief.

We’re incredibly proud to announce that today, we are beyond carbon neutral. Read more about it.

Beyond proud today to be launching our carbon calculator that we designed and developed together with Carbon Positive Australia. Check out the case study.

Today marks five years since Anthologie began. What a ride it’s been. Here’s to five more!