Art. Design. Digital.
We’re a Brisbane-based, one-stop creative agency providing photography, branding and website design for artists and creatives. Think of us as your go-to team for all things visual—we’ll help you bring your online presence to life with eye-catching content that actually feels like you.
Website design, content, photography and branding is our wheel house!
Whether you need a fresh new website, scroll-stopping photos of your work, or creative content for your socials, we’re here to make it fun, easy, and you.
Artist: Emma Andrews
Our Services
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We love creating simple, effective websites. A clean and responsive site helps you share your message clearly and connect with your community.
We know your time is valuable, so we handle the whole website design process for you. We’ll just need your input and a bit of info to get started—after that, we take care of everything.
Already have a website? We can help move it, update it, or make changes to your current setup.
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We take photos that reflect who you are and what your brand is all about. These images help tell your story and showcase your amazing work in the best light possible.
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We love helping artists build their brand. We can help you share your message clearly, wherever it needs to go.
Here’s what we offer:
Brand identity design
Brand check-ups to see what’s working and what’s not
Updates to your current branding
Custom social media templates
Business materials like business cards, menus, and brochures.
Creative services
Photography
We take photos that reflect who you are and what your art is all about. These images help tell your story and showcase your amazing work in the best light possible.
We use a mix of wide, close-up, mid-range, full-length, and detail shots—capturing you in action, sitting, standing, and doing what you do best.
Sessions are fully customised to suit you and your business, and they range from quick 30-minute shoots to full day sessions of your work. Photoshoot location options can include: your office, a cafe, hired space or a location of your choice.
Exploring Art in Motion at Ovolo Nishi
Exploring Art in Motion at Ovolo Nishi
Captured through the lens by @artdirectoryau, this photography session at Ovolo Nishi unfolds a narrative where art and architecture converge. Each frame tells a story of creativity, innovation, and the seamless blend of design elements within the hotel's unique spaces. From the intricate details to the overarching compositions, these photographs invite you to experience the dynamic interplay of art and environment.
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Meet the artist
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Emma Andrews
@emmaandrewsart
Tell us a little bit about you?
Hi I’m Emma, I paint with acrylic from my home studio in Brisbane.
I adore colour and have always loved nature, flowers and gardening, so it’s no surprise that they are some of my biggest sources of inspiration.
I love to paint colourful floral arrangements, but I am particularly drawn to Australian Natives for their unique character and charm.
What is your favourite drink?
Matcha latte with coconut and almond milk; it’s the perfect drink to start my morning and get energised for a day of painting!
I also love a strongly brewed cup of chai tea. Most of my painting sessions start off with a good cup of tea!
What inspired you to start painting/drawing?
Since a very young age I’ve always loved to draw and paint! Throughout primary and highschool art was always my favourite subject, and I often took painting classes or crafty workshops. I studied animation at University and did a lot of digital illustration. After graduating I felt drawn towards painting flowers and using traditional art mediums again, particularly acrylics. Paired with my love of nature and gardening, painting bright floral works just made a lot of sense for me!
What advice would you give other artists/creatives starting out?
Paint the things you like and what brings you joy! Focus more on the painting process more than the results. Look for inspiration everywhere. Don’t forget to have fun and enjoy making art.
I would also recommend buying decent quality materials and paints over cheaper ones if you can, even if you just start with the basic colours. I have found that working with better quality materials makes the painting process smoother and more enjoyable.
@artdirectoryau.
