GRAPHIC DESIGN SUPPORT
CASE STUDY
COMMUNITY
Northern Rivers Conservatorium
Visibility and consistency for a regional institution
An ongoing design partnership bringing the existing style guide to life across every format the Conservatorium needs, from posters to campaigns.
As one of the region's key cultural organisations, the Con needed greater visibility in the community, not a single campaign, but sustained, recognisable presence across a high volume of ongoing material. That's a different brief to a one-off identity job: it's about discipline and consistency over time.
Studio Troppo takes on the role of interpreting and applying NRC's existing style guide across a constant stream of formats: posters, socials, long-form reports, sponsorship material. Within that ongoing relationship, specific campaigns took shape, including "Restored at the Con," marking the reopening of the newly restored building with a community open day. That campaign is one project inside a much larger, continuous body of work, not the whole story.
The outcome is greater visibility for the Con in the community, and a style now used consistently across every asset, worked out collaboratively with NRC.
CLIENT
Northern Rivers Conservatorium
SERVICES
Ongoing graphic design and visual identity: posters, digital assets, the annual report, sponsorship and fundraising material, event campaigns, marketing support, moving graphics.
“Studio Troppo designs in such a way that incorporates and respects our existing assets while also bringing fresh ideas to each piece. Along with her designs, Bec also contributes valuable perspectives on marketing, social media, partnerships and more to our organisation. Working with Bec from Studio Troppo is a true delight.”
~Anita Bellman, Executive Director
