The South Australian Mental Health Commissioner’s new brand identity embodies a strategic vision of inclusivity, cultural respect, and holistic care. The logo design incorporates the flowing forms of bush leaves, inspired by the Indigenous artwork we commissioned from renowned artist Audrey Brumby (Pukatja | Pitjantjatjara), titled Tjunguringkula Palyantja meaning ‘Coming Together to Be Well Again’. This symbolism reflects healing, strength, and traditional wisdom. The logo’s layered design reflects the complexity and interconnection of mental health services across South Australia. The identity supports the Commissioner’s role in bridging gaps between government, community, and individuals, positioning the organisation as a trusted, inclusive, and forward-thinking leader in mental health for all South Australians.

The wine reflects the family’s journey, rooted in resilience, forged through challenge, and crafted with care. From the ashes, Black Shed Wines was born. The label design is inspired by the story of the fire and the renewed life to rebuild. Smoke, burnt and twisted corrugated iron of the shed, and the black ash that remained.

Knappstein’s brand mark features an abstract timeline running through the logo that bridges past, present, and future.

The bottle’s sophisticated design, luxurious packaging, and theme of timelessness help tell the story of Knappstein’s continuous journey of change. From its origins as a brewery in 1878, nestled in the heartland of the region, to what it is today – an iconic Clare Valley winery.