Pictured is the 2009 version design for Gympie Diggers Football Club which contributed significantly to the Club's recognition as Football Wide Bay Region's inaugural 'Football Wide Bay Club of the Year'

Providing quality service to clients and developing long term relationships to ensure the best outcomes for the community. Our design service extends a helping hand to the sporting community.

2008 Gympie Business of the Year - Cooloola Civil Constructions received recognition for commitment to excellence in being awarded the prestigious Chamber of Commerce 2008 Gympie Business of the Year. Our site design provided Cooloola Civil a professional informational web presence and contributed to its successful nomination.

Extensive use of photographs to enhance the representation and scope of the Company's operating capacities, enabled the us to comprehensively display the business's potential and to have another look at its ties to the Community. Cooloola Civil continues to be a major sponsor of the local sporting community.

2009 Deep Blue Aquatics Swimming School - a state-of-the-art indoor swimming teaching facility.

This design was long in the planning, yet came together remarkably quickly. The Client operating a state-of-the-art indoor swimming teaching facility had some great ideas on what was required for this site. This outstanding business is run by experts in their field with highly qualified and experienced instructors ensuring the swimming capabilities of the kids coming through are realised.

2010 Gympie Saloon Car Club, Gympie Speedway site design.

The Gympie Speedway site is quite the labour of love. Relying on the loyal support of local and visiting race fans to make homage to the Mothar Mountain landmark on a regular basis, has allowed the Gympie Speedway to survive and thrive throughout the years. We were approached to redesign their site. The overall design with its content and delivery posed a great time challenge, but the results are worth the efforts of all concerned. Also, in the process of collecting and documenting contemporary racing at the venue, we destroyed an expensive 'L' series Canon lens as a result of a heavy clump of clay depositing itself at great velocity upon the protective filter and then beyond through the front element. It underpins the dangerous, yet strangely intoxicating attraction motorsport holds for spectators and participants alike.