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Aboriginal Health

OVAHS Brand Guidelines featuring a variety of front cover designs. The designs have been produced by cropping in on parts of the illustrations created for OVAHS graphic elements.

The about section of a style guide is important in providing information about the brand: its history, its values, and its personality.

The fonts section of the brand guideline. Fonts are grouped in three main categories: primary font, alternative font and display font.

Social media templates designed for internal comms team. These examples combine core elements and design assets with illustration, photography and creative artwork.

Illustrated panels feature imagery unique to the local area. Each panel includes animals, landscape, plants and something human (past and present).

Business cards are designed to be printed digitally with variable images on the back. The images are part of the illustrated graphic elements that can be tailored to suit stakeholder preference.

Aboriginal words with English translations that foster respect, learning, understanding and engagement.

Phase 3: Stationery and design templates – designing a letterhead.

Appointment cards feature graphic elements on the cover and icons in the internals. They are designed to be printed digitally so that icons and images can be variable to suit age group or type of appointment.

Appointment cards are designed to be printed digitally and folded to keep the patient’s details private.

DL brochure (6pp roll fold) template designed for internal comms team.

Phase 3: Stationery and design templates.