End of the River Trade Interpretive Display Mannum Museum
Client
Illustration
Sector
Signage
Tourism Region
The Mannum Dock Museum of River History approached Brand Action to design an interpretive display depicting the end of the river trade.
Using a combination of supplied resources of newspaper, photos and stories, we designed a panel as a story of the last trip by a paddle steamer. We also supplied illustrations from black and white concept to give life to the display.
The background kept in them with other elements of wood, steel etc with the use of a wool bale material texture to both add mood and emotion to the design.
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