Never turning back a chance to wear a fluorescent orange safety vest, Ambiguous Horse occasionally turns tradie. When Play Communications needed a Melbourne based partner to manage the installation of their client, Adobe’s stand at major trade fair, we got straight to the spreadsheet and delivered on time and in budget.
View images of the installation and de-installation process.
posted 19/04/07 by Pip
Ambiguous Horse was the voice behind the Moonlight Magazines for the Summers of 05/06 and 06/07. On top of writing copy and creating a consistent voice for the brand, Ambiguous Horse undertook all of the planning, sub-editing and project management. The publication is distributed to more than 300,000 people each year.
posted 19/04/07 by Pip
From large bureaucracies to individual artists, Ambiguous Horse works with a huge variety of organisations, often for vastly different outcomes. So we decided to break the client page into a few sections to make it easier for you… Agency will show you the stable of independent designers that Ambiguous Horse represents to retail both here and internationally. Events will show you the various one-off and ongoing events planned and delivered by Ambiguous Horse. Management is an easy way of saying ‘everything else’.
If you think you might like to join the Ambiguous Horse client list, send an email to Director, Pip Carroll at pip(at)ambiguoushorse.com
posted 10/04/07 by Pip
Regularly causing complete strangers to stop and admire their unique and bold beauty, Betty Jo Designs are as ethical as jewellery gets, more eye-catching than cleavage in winter and guaranteed to give you more warm and fuzzies than a rainy Sunday spent in front of the fire doing crosswords and eating cupcakes. Don’t think that’s possible? Download the Lino Forrest PDF Catalogue or the all new Lino Cottage PDF Catalogue.
posted 10/04/07 by Pip
Tucked away in a shambolic studio high up in the labyrinth like corridors of the city’s famous Nicholas Building, one man and his scroll saw have forever changed the lapels of a brooch-loving Melbourne public. Lost in the Woods jewellery is the ultimate Melbourne laneway accessory, 100% hand made and stemming from the kooky and unpredictable mind of local artist/designer Simon MacEwan, the mathematics is simple: You see it = You want it.
posted 10/04/07 by Pip
