Olivia Rowley

An interactive learning tool designed to teach children aged 7–9 the value of money through storytelling, puzzles and real-life money exercises. The activity book encourages independent learning through tactile and visual interaction, using dry-erase pages, pop-outs and reusable money pieces. Its bright colour palette and approachable design make financial literacy fun and accessible, empowering young learners to build confidence with money.

Offline Mode is a satirical campaign that playfully highlights Gen Z’s obsession with staying constantly connected. It uses humour, irony and bold visual language to encourage self-reflection about our relationship with technology. Drawing from the aesthetics of social media and tech advertising, the campaign turns familiar digital language into moments of pause and awareness. Through a mix of print and digital outcomes, Offline Mode invites audiences to step back, unplug and reconnect with real life.

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A conceptual brand identity for a free dating app designed for open relationships, celebrating inclusivity, individuality and authenticity. The visual system explores fluidity through gradient tones, typography and an expressive logo that reflects the diversity of modern connection. Vice Versa positions itself as a safe, LGBTIQ+ friendly space that empowers users to define love and relationships on their own terms.

A flick through showcasing Vice Versa’s visual identity in use across social media, billboards and digital environments. It highlights the energy and inclusivity behind the brand, bringing its gradient system and expressive tone to life.

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A campaign identity for the 2026 Melbourne Cinémathèque, celebrating film as both art and cultural dialogue. The design balances expressive typographic rhythm with refined structure, creating a flexible system that adapts across print and digital formats. The outcome captures the sensory experience of cinema while positioning Cinémathèque as a modern, evolving space for film appreciation.

Steer Clear is an awareness initiative for the NRSPP, focused on getting P-plate drivers into safer cars and knowing what to look out for when purchasing. The identity system combines structured data visuals, confident typography and an approachable colour palette to communicate trust and clarity. Presented through a detailed brand guideline book and supporting factsheet, the campaign demonstrates how design can make safety information engaging and accessible for young audiences.