Ten Days on the Island

Bringing Tasmanians together.

Lindy Hume’s new artistic vision celebrates the people and culture of Tasmania’s Northwest, Northeast and Southern heartlands. Envelope’s brief? Create a brand story to build on Ten Days’ two decades of achievements.

Arts & culture
  • Campaign identity
  • Communications

Respecting the past...

Valuing what came before, Envelope reimagines Ten Days’ existing logo as a three dimensional compass, to be worn as a badge of honour. Tasmanian’s fierce pride in their special places infuses the Festival’s storytelling.

Up hill and down dale...

Tasmania’s mountainous topography is abstracted into a contemporary wireframe that links each heartlands’ communities and inhabitants. Interwoven with disparate artist and event photography it is translated into a rich tapestry of proud storytelling.

Finding the way...

Cardinal directions help Festival goers easily navigate the diverse programme. The result? An new art experience while discovering the diverse people and cultures of Tasmania’s regions.

Envelope’s re-crafting of the brand brought to life our new iteration as an epic adventure, over three weekends in the three regional heartlands of Tasmania.”

— Jane Haley

Staying on message...

A toolkit written in everyday language explains everything necessary to keep multiple communication channels on brand. Perfect for a small team of people who have to wear many hats. Resources are maximised while Envelope’s continuous oversight keeps output on track.

Envelope’s comprehensive design toolkit enables our in-house team to implement the design across a very wide range of promotional and marketing collateral – digital, social and physical. This ensures brand integrity and consistency and helps to manage costs and time whilst based in different states.”

— Jane Haley

Changing channels...

The flexibility of the brand architecture helps Ten Days’ team work with local developers to create an engaging website. Social media content production is also streamlined.

Celebrating all forms of creativity...

Each year, Envelope recommends a Tasmanian jeweller create a limited edition brooch inspired by the campaign logo. For 2019, Charles Wyatt, represented by Handmark Gallery, produces a stunning incarnation in sterling silver. A mobile advertising campaign proudly worn by the Festival’s extended family.

Ten Days on the Island met Envelope almost by chance … but there was an immediate connection. They responded thoughtfully and positively to our desire to build on the identity of Ten Days which, after almost 20 years, has enormous brand profile and loyalty.”

— Jane Haley

Evolving the past...

Envelope saw the value in an existing identity and turned it into a badge of honour. How could we evolve yours into something irresistible?