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Hello hay fever month everyone! If you’ve been reading this newsletter over the years, you know we love the beginnings of a new season. We hope you’re all ready for longer days and warmer weather. 🌳🌿🌸
Latest news in design and tech: Paris 2024 Olympic Games branding
Microsoft Excel brands a café 
Bookmark this excellent resource for Google Analytics 
Award-winning book covers 
Pop the champagne! Let off the fireworks! To celebrate the end of the (financial) year, here’s 12 links to celebrate the last 12 pay cycles.
Latest work for Salon After D’Arc & Agrikit Free backgrounds from Movie & Television shows. 🍫 Plus: Design news from Switzerland, and a cringe-y scene from HBA’s Succession 
Happy New Year! Every January, the the day appears and we’re not entirely ready for it. Hope you’re feeling rejuvenated, relaxed and ready. In no specific order, 23 links to kickstart 2023…
Christmas gift ideas. 🎄 An easy formula for writing *just* the right number of words. ✏️ Toblerone rebrand 🍫 Why you should buy your business’ .AU domain names. 🦘 Plus, design-link-y-goodness 👉 A ‘Modern Wonder Emporium’, First Nation Illustrators, Using Adobe Lightroom, and a Sustainable Packaging Guide.
Branding for Q Psychology and LinkedIn coach Kate Merryweather. 
10th birthday celebrations. Recommended: 
This interview between journalist Leigh Sales and Ben Crowe (Wimbledon winner Ash Barty’s Mindset coach). How do you choose a business name? When is working for free okay?
If you use Google Analytics on your website, you need to make some updates NOW. New domain names available for Australian businesses—with a September 2022 deadline. New work for DRIVENxDESIGN Award Annuals. Behind-the-scenes of the new Google Chrome icon.
Happy New Year! Let’s face it, Australia doesn’t REALLY get back to work until after the Australian Open 
is over. On that note, see below for a project celebrating the 2021 Year of the Ox, and a tongue-in-cheek swipe at the last two less-than-ideal years, courtesy of an iconic Melbourne pub.
