We created a giant sculpture out of hundreds of computer parts for a VISA print campaign. Suspended with heavy weight fishing line inside a massive warehouse space, the sculpture is a jumbled mess from all angles other than the specified viewing point. The campaign promotes the use of VISA in online purchases.

Working with the 600 students at Hartwell Primary School, we created a large scale illustration which was then applied on the walls throughout the school. The illustration is broken into several different areas relating to things the children had been taught in class and extending further into their imagination. We encouraged the children to think about what they might find in the deep sea, the creatures that existed during the Jurassic period, things that fly, and what can be found in outer space. The mural is intended to give the children ownership of their school, while also enabling them to see the different ways their peers see and interpret the world.

We collaborated with our friends at fashion label TV to design a print for their Army Dreamers collection. Our design was digitally printed onto raw silk and used to make a cross-over singlet dress, kimono tie-up top, pant suit and kimono toga. We also created the video for their fashion show at Rosemount Australia Fasion Week 2009.

As part of Rosemount Australia Fashion Week 2010, Vice magazine threw a party for Lee jeans, and we were commissioned to decorate the space. The venue was a huge warehouse in historic Haymarket, originally a wool shed and then a chocolate factory. We created a large mural, suspended diorama and animated projection to recreate a stylised and surreal factory space.

Publicis Mojo and Tourism Victoria commissioned us to create an installation to help promote the Arts in Melbourne. Working with the now famous ball and string – which featured in the Tourism Victoria television commercial – we built a three-dimensional sculpture to half scale which was then digitally placed into the laneway.

An illustration commissioned by BMW MINI International for an article by Robert Buckingham about the romantic, gothic and rebellious sensibilities of Melbourne.

An illustration we created for an article about fashion bloggers for Myer Emporium magazine. See if you can spot The Sartorialist, Tavi, Bryan Boy and Anna Wintour. The models in the background are wearing Viktor and Rolf, Comme Des Garçons, Anne Demeulemeester, Balenciaga and Jil Sander.

An illustration we created for Nescafé.

Illustrations for the Nike Womens campaign – used for print ads, web and in-store displays.

The illustrations for this book aim to take young patients on a journey away from their hospital beds through an ever-changing, imaginary and fantastical landscape.