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Emma Tamaoki
Sydney NSW, Australia
Full-Service Branding for Founders + Creatives
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Cosmopolitan Australia + Middle East
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Brow Confidence
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Bijoux de Clouds
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Pepita Baby
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Alexis Blumenthal
Sydney NSW, Australia
Diverse Designer for Unique Solutions
Diverse Designer for Unique Solutions
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Fashion-Que
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Alexis Blumenthal - HyperKinetic Color Font
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Work For Forever21
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Lucila Zakowicz
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Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Brand voice for people who hate boring content.
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Brand voice for people who hate boring content.
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Atypical - The Atlas. A monthly Ebook. A slow practice: one ingredient per month—its aromatic profile, traditional uses, and new ways to meet it through story, ritual, and form
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Content writing for a perfumery brand about incense, rituals and a new perception of time.
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An editorial reflection on scent, beauty, and the quiet pressure to become more acceptable. The piece moves between personal insight and cultural observation to question the standards that shape how beauty is perceived and performed.
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A-typical photoshooting. A visual project inspired by four scents, each represented by a different body. Using macro photography, the shoot explored scent through shapes, forms, and textures, revealing the subtle similarities between the body and the natural world. Rather than illustrating fragrance literally, it approached perfume as something embodied — organic, tactile, and deeply felt.
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