Illustrated coastal town and estuary with people swimming, fishing, paddleboarding and walking the foreshore.
Illustrated coastal town and estuary with people swimming, fishing, paddleboarding and walking the foreshore.

INTEPRETATION / ILLUSTRATION

CASE STUDY

GOVERNMENT

Marine Estate Authority

An interpretive exhibition tool for NSW's coasts and waterways

The Marine Estate Authority requested an exhibition display and website assets that could carry real conservations about coastal and inland waterways and the pressures facing them.

Studio Troppo developed a content development document to translate technical marine science into imagery which balanced scientific accuracy with the clarity an audience needs at exhibition-stand distance.

CLIENT
Marine Estate Authority

SNAPSHOT
Project ran over a year to develop website assets and exhibition display to communicate the threats and benefits to the Marine Estate environment.

SERVICES
web
Illustration
Interactive Interpretive design
Print brokering
Manufacture

PRODUCTS
digital illustrations for web
Display panels for exhibition stand
Interactive Interpretive display
postcards

Technical drawing of a mangrove cut-out for the exhibition, with dimensions and frame marked.
Your marine estate banner installed in a glass corridor, showing the illustrated coast and estuary.

EXHIBITION

background exhibition stand for Marine Estate with a turtle and coral
Freestanding mangrove interpretation board with coloured question cards attached to its branches, used for engagement.
Freestanding mangrove interpretation board with coloured question cards attached to its branches, used for engagement.
close up of cards on the Freestanding mangrove board with coloured questions on them.
Illustrated coast labelled with the benefits of the marine estate: recreation, economy, ecosystems and wellbeing.
Threats to the Marine Estate map marking development, urban and diffuse runoff, litter and climate change.
Threats to the Marine Estate map marking development, urban and diffuse runoff, litter and climate change.
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