FILTER: ALL DESIGN ART

Shane.MOV — Habits (Like Glue)
2024

Vinyl cover design for Shane.MOV's EP Habits (Like Glue) — with a vibrant sleeve and custom center labels for sides A and B, reflecting the EP’s fun and euphoric sound.

RECORD COVER DIGITAL ART MIXED MEDIA ART

Sun Salutations
2023

Print and digital promotional materials for Sun Salutations, Meanjin's hottest park party by take care celebrating friends and good music. The project also included designing branded t-shirts for the event's safety angels.

PRINT DIGITAL PROMO MERCH

Tea Party
2022
In collaboration with
Greer Horozidis

Illustration
Greer Horozidis

Photography
Jessica Laufer, Lani Hancock

Visual art
Interlooper (Kevin Nguyen)

Design for an ambient event curated to create a reflective, immersive space, offering a calming and multi-sensory experience. Hosted by Take Care and eterna at echo & bounce.

Promotional assets included printed posters, static and animated social media graphics and banners for ticketing platforms.

In addition to graphic design, the project extended to spatial planning, incorporating sensory elements like textures, lighting, visuals, scents, soundscapes and taste, featuring a selection of various tea flavors. Printed info cards were also designed to help organise the space and provide instructions to the participating crowd.

ART DIRECTION VISUAL IDENTITY EVENT PRINT DIGITAL PROMO

Eterna
2022

Photography
Lani Hancock

Visual art
Joey Benigno

Sound
Sonic Sentience (Dane Prostamo)

Special thanks to
Hidden Cherub (Ben & Teagan Milgate)

Eterna is a community initiative that celebrates unconventional creativity, featuring slower music and ephemeral art. It offers a space for those seeking refuge from today's fast-paced world.

The inaugural installation, hosted at Hidden Cherub on Kombumerri/Yugambeh land, featured a custom sound system, a welcoming setup of cozy blankets and pillows, and interactive visual elements to enhance the experience.

Eterna is a constantly evolving project, designed with flexibility to adapt and grow with each new iteration, ensuring every installation remains fresh and responsive to its environment.

ART DIRECTION VISUAL IDENTITY EVENT 3D ANIMATION MERCH DIGITAL PROMO

Pussy Station
2022
In collaboration with
Taylor Wilson

Logo, promo and merch design for Pussy Station — a one-off music and art event by Taylor Wilson celebrating women, non-binary, and femme communities, held at Hidden Cherub on Kombumerri/Yugambeh land.

VISUAL IDENTITY EVENT MERCH PRINT DIGITAL PROMO

Posters
2021-2024

A curated selection of event flyers and posters I’ve had the pleasure of designing over the past three years (2021-2024), featuring work for: Door84, echo & bounce, Eterna, Kino Grande, Last Resort, Loom, Opal, Pussy Station, Ravewave, Take Care, Tropical Cancer Rort , Ultraviolet & Well Spent.

POSTER 3D ANIMATION

Be the Cascade
2022

Be the Cascade is a Meanjin-based event collective dedicated to building community through music and art. Their mission is to create a positive ripple effect—or "cascade"—by supporting local causes such as flood relief, mental health initiatives, and female artistry through their events.

The project aimed to develop a refreshed brand identity that effectively conveys their mission and values across both digital and print platforms. This included designing a cohesive visual identity and merchandise that embody the meaning behind the name, emphasising their focus on creativity and community impact.

A key element of the new branding was the development of a grid-based shape system. This flexible design feature visually represents the dynamic, flowing nature of a cascade and serves as a versatile framework for creating consistent brand templates for various print and digital uses.

VISUAL IDENTITY MERCH SOCIAL MEDIA TEMPLATES

I acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I work and create in Naarm (Melbourne). I pay my respects to the many First Nations and their Elders — past, present and emerging. Sovereignty has never been ceded. It always was and always will be, Aboriginal land.

OLA JAROSZ