Here are some of the logos we've done recently:

All these clients are from the IT industry, which wasn't on purpose, but in a way completely understandable. We're both from an IT background from our time at PIPE Networks, and as we're not actively seeking new clients, then these are just the contacts that come through word of mouth.

These are one of the logo that aren't from the IT industry though. A client from way back, they needed to rebrand, and this is the logo that now represents their expanded business.

We did this logo for a new concept where you can have your own virtual personal assistant to do pretty much whatever you want. We beta tested for them and I had my own personal assistant to data entry ALL the tax receipts into a spreadsheet for the 2010/11 financial year, AND call all the timber flooring suppliers in Brisbane to get the price for flooring for my new house. It was awesome. You can check them out at on their website.

Well, hasn't it been a while since we've updated our blog. We've been busy! Really busy! Way to busy to upload blogs! (yeah, that's our story, and we're sticking with it!)

Truth be told, we did get very busy. Karina's house got flooded in January 2011 floods and is only just getting started on the repairs over 12 months down the track.

Graham and Karina both got "real" jobs cause we both got a couple of good offers, so Zerofuse is still operating, but more as work for current clients. We didn't actively seek any work while we attended to other stuff and that alone kept us pretty busy.

We also renovated the office!! Not intentionally. It started out as just painting the downstairs guest bedroom. The whole downstairs is a salmon and mint combo in a fabulous tribute to the early 90s. We painted the guest room what we describe as "Asylum white" and ripped up the festy green carpet and laid laminate flooring.

As the guest room is next to the office, it then looked like the poor sister and so of course we had to give it a makeover as well.

And finally, and probably the real answer is that there was something amiss in the blog software and I didn't get around to telling Graham about it so I couldn't upload any blogs. Oh, and I've just been plain lazy.

But we're baaaaaack in our brand spanking new office and I'll be more vigilant about keeping you up to date with what we're up to.

This banner was originally supposed to be one very large vinyl banner for a presentation by Greentrac. Instead we came up with a series of pull up banners that was so large it barely fit into the loungeroom. We hear it looked very effective on stage.

These guys have been making toffee apples since the 1970s! So they decided it might be time to get themselves a logo. We really love this one and actually glad they picked it out of all the concepts we put forward. It's bright and festive, and reminiscent of an old style candy bar. We added the catchy tagline "A World of Yum for Everyone!" to show that the product is actually something edible, and not something like Disneyland.