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Based in Hobart, Tasmania, Luke is a graphic designer with a love of working with branding and digital projects.
Building upon a Bachelor of Science, he completed a degree in Fine Arts, majoring in Graphic Design, at the University of Tasmania in 2006, where he was listed on the Dean’s Roll of Excellence and listed in Monument Magazine's top 20 design graduates in Australia.
After working with several advertising agencies, he established himself as a freelance designer.
After completing 6 months of living in Germany in 2011 he established his own t-shirt brand 8-bitty which has been featured on prominent websites and blogs around the world.
In 2013 Luke was involved in design projects with Mona, such as working alongside Swiss Artist Christoph Büchel for an installation within Mona, and Kirsha Kaechele to provide design work for a public art intervention/fire arm buy back program aimed to get guns off the streets of New Orleans.
His artwork has been featured in both national and international publications, while his commercial work has been recognised locally with several design industry awards.
Since 2015 Luke has worked as a designer and design director at Neon Jungle, a design and technology studio based in Hobart, where he has worked with a tight team of creative developers on various projects underpinned by a strong focus on user experience.
Building upon a Bachelor of Science, he completed a degree in Fine Arts, majoring in Graphic Design, at the University of Tasmania in 2006, where he was listed on the Dean’s Roll of Excellence and listed in Monument Magazine's top 20 design graduates in Australia.
After working with several advertising agencies, he established himself as a freelance designer.
After completing 6 months of living in Germany in 2011 he established his own t-shirt brand 8-bitty which has been featured on prominent websites and blogs around the world.
In 2013 Luke was involved in design projects with Mona, such as working alongside Swiss Artist Christoph Büchel for an installation within Mona, and Kirsha Kaechele to provide design work for a public art intervention/fire arm buy back program aimed to get guns off the streets of New Orleans.
His artwork has been featured in both national and international publications, while his commercial work has been recognised locally with several design industry awards.
Since 2015 Luke has worked as a designer and design director at Neon Jungle, a design and technology studio based in Hobart, where he has worked with a tight team of creative developers on various projects underpinned by a strong focus on user experience.