Reconciliation Action Plan Artwork & Design
Your RAP tells the story of your organisation's commitment. The right artwork, with its own story, can help carry that through your document, your workplace and your communications. I can create or license the artwork, design your RAP publication, or help with both.
I'm a contemporary Aboriginal artist and designer. In 2023, I was honoured to create the artwork for National Reconciliation Week.
Commission an original artwork
A new artwork shaped by your people, place and purpose. We start with a chat and complete my Project Questionnaire together. I then develop two to three concepts, depending on your budget, and bring your chosen concept to life with up to three rounds of revisions. You receive the final artwork, its written story and the files you need.
Please allow around three months from our first chat. If you're planning for National Reconciliation Week or NAIDOC Week, it's best to reach out by February.
License an existing artwork
Choose from a collection of my existing artworks, each with its own story. You'll receive the high-resolution files, the written story that accompanies the artwork, and a licence for your agreed use. Licence fees depend on how and where the artwork will be used.
Design your RAP publication
Once your RAP content is written and approved, I can design the publication around it, bringing your words, artwork and brand together in a clear, considered layout. You supply the final content, and I take care of the design. The artwork can be one of mine or another artist's, provided you have permission to use it and suitable files.
Publication design is quoted separately and sits outside Monthly Design Support. We'll agree the scope and timing before work begins, and availability depends on my current commitments, so it's best to get in touch early.
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Selected work
Artwork and publication design: The Buckner Group, original artworks Ganada (path) and Circles of Empowerment, and the design of their Reflect and Innovate RAP publications.
Artwork and publication design: Greenbox, the original artwork Pathways of Connection: The Greenbox Journey, and the design of their Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan, January 2026 – January 2028.
Artwork licensing: Metropolitan Memorial Parks, my existing artwork Embers, licensed for their First Nations Engagement Strategy 2025–2030. The publication itself was designed by Metropolitan Memorial Parks.
After your RAP launches
For everyday communications, events and presentations, the Workplace Connection Collection offers 34 editable layouts featuring my artwork.
Ready to talk?
Tell me a little about your organisation, your RAP and your timing, and I'll suggest the best place to start.
