Welcome! I enjoy crafting passionate, impactful and worthwhile designs with a particular interest in typography, publication design and print. My work is often influenced by the outdoor world, focussing on sustainability and thrill-seeking adventures.
Not for Nothin’ enabled a rebrand for Kisiwa foundation, a not-for-profit organisation which works hard to give children and young adults in Kenya the means to succeed and break the intergenerational cycle of poverty. The rebrand focused heavily on fundraising avenues, directed towards individual donors and grant fund makers, largely due to the significant increase of children in need and the drained funds Kisiwa now have due to the pandemic.
Not for Nothin’ enabled a rebrand for Kisiwa foundation, a not-for-profit organisation which works hard to give children and young adults in Kenya the means to succeed and break the intergenerational cycle of poverty. The rebrand focused heavily on fundraising avenues, directed towards individual donors and grant fund makers, largely due to the significant increase of children in need and the drained funds Kisiwa now have due to the pandemic.
Kisiwa, Identity
The new identity built for Stichting Kisiwa (Kisiwa Foundation) has enabled the dutch organisation to realign itself with it’s key values and long-term goals of supporting vulnerable families. The logo itself uses symbolism and a hand drawn brand typeface to demonstrate how community driven and passionate the organisation is. The two lowercase ‘I’s showcase the continuous support given to the children and young adults in Kisiwa’s ever-changing programs, whilst the leaf symbolises the growth of the new generation breaking their cycle of poverty.
Kisiwa, Fundraiser Posters
A series of posters was created to raise awareness surrounding Kisiwa and the children in need. These posters are to be placed at train-stations, bus stops, outside shop windows and anywhere else that has high volume of foot-traffic. Additionally, these posters complement the fundraising campaign as the large scale format is applicable to market stalls and events where Kisiwa may be promoting themselves.
As the organisation is based in the Netherlands and has a primarily dutch audience (with 90% still speaking english) the posters have an alternate version with a dutch translation, allowing Kisiwa to expand their reach to both english and non-english speakers.
As the organisation is based in the Netherlands and has a primarily dutch audience (with 90% still speaking english) the posters have an alternate version with a dutch translation, allowing Kisiwa to expand their reach to both english and non-english speakers.
Kisiwa, Informational Donation Booklets
This A5 saddle stitched informational booklet is intended to be distributed at events, targeting individual donors who may otherwise be unaware of the organisations existence. The booklet connects the reader directly to the children in Kenya by utilising high-quality full spread photographs in conjunction with information on the programs Kisiwa offer and avenues on how to donate, evoking compassion and a sense of hope for those less fortunate.
Kisiwa, Postcards
Accompanying the fundraiser campaign, Kisiwa will send out ‘thank you’ packages to those who choose to sponsor, donate or volunteer in the organisation. Included in these packages are stickers, the option to opt-in to an annual 'thank you' sent to everyone who has helped change lives in Kenya and postcards. The postcards are expected to be used in two ways, for people to send kind words of encouragement directly to the children, young adults or schools they are supporting, or, to post to friends and family spreading awareness about the organisation in the hopes they will also choose to support Kisiwa.
Gariwerd: An enriching diverse landscape
This publication aims to educate and enhance the experience of those who are unaware of the Grampians significance (specifically culturally and geologically) when visiting and is created as a response to Parks Victoria’s release of the 160km thru-hike which will see more visitors enter the park each year. The book is split in two sections, ‘The Restless Earth’, which describes the Indigenous history of the region, landforms, climate, flora and fauna. This section has green side-notes highlighting day trips after particular areas are mentioned in the text. These act as a navigational tool between the sections. ‘A Day in Gariwerd’, then expands on these notes.
Buzzcut Typeface
Buzzcut is a display typeface created in the digital font design unit. The playful character of these glyphs are built through their distinctive overlapping slab-serif’s, super fine hairline counters and tight letterspacing, forming a unique ultra-bold typeface perfect for large-scale formats. The extremely thin counters resemble a short haircut and has therefore informed the name, buzzcut. This typeface was drawn using roboFont software.
Lisa Vullings, Kisiwa, Identity
Lisa Vullings, Kisiwa, Fundraiser Posters
Lisa Vullings, Kisiwa, Informational Donation Booklets
Lisa Vullings, Kisiwa, Postcards
Lisa Vullings, Gariwerd: An enriching diverse landscape
Lisa Vullings, Buzzcut Typeface
