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TO BE MADE -

Here’s a small selection of my favourite ideas that haven’t been made…yet.

Melting Microphone

Less talk. More action.

Even after years of strong evidence, politicians are still not held accountable for their lukewarm responses to climate change.  So we’ll build a microphone out of ice and use it to ask politicians the necessary questions about climate change. 

They may avoid a straight answer or discredit the science, but they won’t be able ignore the melting microphone in front of them – proving the effects of climate change.

School Photo Distraction

Road Safety Commission


School photo day is a big moment on the classroom calendar. So to extend our Distance of Distraction campaign, we’ll line up a class and illustrate the distance covered in a 2 second distraction.

Barber Stop

Melanoma Detection Technology

Almost 17000 Australians will be diagnosed with a UV-caused Melanoma (Skin Cancer) this year, many found on the back of the neck. And although it’s the second most common cancer in men, many never get checked - even though 95% of melanomas can be removed with early surgery.

So we’ll partner with the people that look most closely at males necks - barbers.

Dog Direct

RAC Pet Insurance

Dogs can pick things up from anywhere. Sticks, tennis balls, even sickness. So we’ll use dogs to deliver an insurance message directly to their owner. We’ll leave these tennis balls in dog parks and wait for curious pups to retrieve them for their unsuspecting human.

Loos with a view

WA Tourism

Even WA’s shittiest views are pretty amazing. So we’ll partner these views with a regular (and usually boring) event that happens on every road trip - the toilet break.


Three-sided toilets. With the open side looking out to yet another great sight in WA. Who knows, they might even become tourist attractions in their own right.

Dreamline

World Surf League X WA Tourism

Data-driver surf art.
Every surfer interacts with a wave in a different way. The path they take and choose is called their ‘line’.

This unique line is like a signature or a fingerprint. A mark that only they can create - the perfect (and ever-changing) symbol for the event.