JACOB BIANCHI

                     is a multidisciplinary designer based in Melbourne, Australia. With an education in digital & communication design and a design practice built upon a foundation of painting, illustration, and draftsmaking, he makes works that bridge the gap between digital and fine arts. He is currently working as a Web Designer at AD Group.

PROJECTS

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 WIP
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One Finger Doom Scroll
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Bunches
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MIX 100.9WIP
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RonaWIP
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Sari MadamWIP
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INDEX
i.  Common Sense (For the Modern Age) 2000mm x 1000mm
Untreated canvas, acrylic paint

297mm x 158.5mm 
80gsm newsprint, black & green risograph ink
INFO:
    Sometimes you fight so hard to not be tread upon that you end up stepping on your own tail.

ii. Corus WORK IN PROGRESSDigital, 3D Renders
Brand Elements TBD
INFO:
    Corus is a speculative camera product and operating system created in collaboration with Lucas Sakell (TTO). As it is currently in the development stage, renders and information are not yet publicly available. Check back soon to see the completed works.

iii. One Finger Doom Scroll Publication (Series), 2022

Issue I - “Twitter”
210mm x 145mm
standard digital print, 125gsm paper, 90gsm vellum, thread

Issue II - “Reddit”
210mm x 140mm;
risograph (black, green, orange), 90gsm cartridge paper, 90gsm vellum, thread

Issue III - “Meta & Facebook”
148mm x 100mm risograph (black, blue), 80gsm newsprint
INFO:
    One Finger Doom Scroll is a 3-issue narrative publication about how social media plays a role in the lives of humans. The narrative follows the author of the publication, known as “The Curator”, and his findings on how being terminally online led humanity into a Second Dark Age. Each issue is meant to highlight a different social media platform while using the respective platform’s design to loosely inform the design of the issue.

iv.  Bunches Art Direction & Identity, 2023


420mm x 297mm
Standard Digital Printing
INFO:
    These posters were commissioned for Bunches, a chat platform based in Nashville, TN, USA. The various phrases on the posters are adages and encouragements the Bunches team frequently use.
     The project brief was to provide some visuals that livened up the team’s new office space, as well as to convey the phrases in a uniquely “Nashville” way. In order to achieve this, I took inspiration from the works of Hatch Show Print, an iconic letterpress print shop that has been creating concert and event posters in Nashville since 1879.
CLIENT:
Derek Brown, CEO & Founder - Bunches

v.  MIX 100.9 WORK IN PROGRESS Branding