T-Ports · Australian commodity export
From a single logo to a complete brand
T-Ports came to us with a logo and nothing else. From that one mark I built the whole brand, then every piece the business needed, from brochures and event banners to community posters, social content, work shirts and a promotional video.
A whole brand grown from one logo, consistent across print, events, social and video
At a glance
Services Brand identity · Print collateral · Event graphics · Social media · Video · Website updates
Designed while Lead Designer at Forj Marketing.
T-Ports builds new ways to export Australian commodities. That means earning the trust of very different people at once: growers deciding where to send their harvest, coastal communities living next to a port, and the councils and regulators who approve the work.
When we started, T-Ports had a logo and nothing else. No colours, no type, no rules for how the brand should look anywhere beyond that one mark. Our account manager handed it over with three words: “Do your magic.”
So I expanded the brand from the logo outwards. I set the colour palette, typography and layout system first, so every piece would feel like it came from the same company. Then I designed the material end to end: an A4 presentation, a tri-fold brochure, flyers and a booklet, pull-up banners and an event backdrop, a Harvest Updates poster for grower field days, a community consultation poster for the Lucky Bay Channel Extension, social media posts, work shirts, a promotional video and website updates.
A new operator can’t afford to look new. Built out from a single logo, T-Ports looked established to every audience it dealt with.
“Her work didn’t just meet the brief — it elevated it. Each piece felt considered and true to the tone we were aiming for.”
— Jessica Bennett, Forj Marketing · Google review
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