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Companion 12” Vinyl Design
Published 2023
12" vinyl record with full printed sleeve designed by Xavier Ford-Legrand and Georgia Butterfield.

Companion’s fourth full length excursion comes from Naarm newcomer Declan. Following the release of his debut single Aqueduct on CMPN003, Declan returns to the label with a mesmerizing 5-track EP that gently unwinds through boundless, sun-drenched dreamscapes. Awash in the golden hues of 90s chill-out tent culture, Soul Arch embarks on a trance-inducing trip that fuses new age influences, balearic spirit and feverish, hypnotic repetitions.






Released March 1, 2024
All tracks written and produced by D. McNamara
Mastered by P. Twigg
Artwork by X. Ford-Legrand
Design by G. Butterfield
Worldwide distribution by One Eye Witness
© Companion 2024

soundcloud.com/companionmelb/cmpn006-declan-soul-arch-snippets

“Transporting Typeface” Brochure
Semester 1, 2020

Typography
Brochure design for “M.Calvert” typeface. 

“A Machine for a Living”
Essay & Book Design  
Semester 2, 2022

Diana -Wood Tapestry Case Study Video


Semester 2, 2024

“Yarn Circle”

Semester 2, 2024


Branded Environment Capstone
A gathering circle, space & creative place connecting users and country. A ‘Yarn Circle’ bringing local community involvement through art & culture. A building design that utilizes indoor and outdoor spaces to promote creativity and safety. Branding includes Name & Symbol and other branding extensions.

Emergency Modular Home


Semester 2, 2024 

Branded Environment Capstone
The modular Housing system, 9'000 by 3,000 takes into consideration the Australian climate and accommodates minimal impact on the environment. Constructed with Australian-sourced timber, Jarrah, Pale hoop plywood, and red mahogany. Kitchen parametric details.

“Yaluk Langa” & The Story of Heide
Semester 1, 2024

Innovation & Technology
An exhibition based at Heide Musuem of Modern Art, a 4 pod AR experience that uses your senses to create an emotional experience.

Exploring the traditional homelands of the Wurundjeri ancestors consecutively through to the development of Heide Musuem and the home of John and Sunday Reed. 
© Georgia Butterfield, 2024