RMA offers a comprehensive range of services to general practices within Australia.
In rural areas RMA offers innovative opportunities to encourage and reward general practitioners for working in rural and outer metropolitan areas in all states of Australia.

They required an easy to manage CMS website with unique mapping functionality to showcase job opportunities.

Brand new Australian independent publicity agency Deathproof PR approached Spilt to create a website that stood out amongst competitors and successfully represented the agency’s bold approach to business. The web design needed to be user friendly while also visually memorable.

Spilt Creative developed an entire identity for Deathproof PR from scratch. Spilt transformed our vague ideas into a fully-fledged brand and the response to the designs has been absolutely outstanding. We wouldn’t hesitate in asking Spilt to weave their magic for us again.

— Bec Reato & Emily Kelly, Deathproof PR

An eye-catching poster was required for a live music gig featuring eight bands and titled – The OCTOPARTY!
Grabbing attention was the first order of business.

Relish epicurean demonstrations is a Melbourne based company specialising in delivering cooking demonstrations and culinary consultants to your workplace, home, or community organization. We will provide demonstrations in any location nationwide.

A clean and simple content managed website was required, with a design based around texture and typography.

Split Creative proved they are not only extremely talented designers, but have an incredible knowledge within the marketing industry. They have created branding and a website that depict my business perfectly, and will ensure we stand out from our competitors.

— Simone Watts

The resulting creative for Melbourne’s synth pop rock outfit Van Myer’s selftitled release was to set the foundation for the band’s emerging identity. They requested a simplistic design that would create an inimitable sense of identity.

Use of a simple triangle repeated, unique hand painted text and branding colour is utilised throughout all of the band’s art and thus delivers strong brand identity.

This development features 109 apartments over six levels above a ground-floor café and retail showrooms in the heart of Prahran. In order to increase sales the client required an expandable footer ad to showcase this new building.

Under the employ of NDS Creative a banner was designed that showcased the unique modern building. The creative is further enhanced by paralax scrolling, allowing the user to interact with the creative.

The new flagship of the XK range combines the dynamic performance of the supercharged XKR with the highest levels of specification and contemporary luxury.

A rich media banner was required to further emphasise the existing campaign, specifically utlising animation and video.

Daylight Donuts started in 1954 and currently have 1000 stores have opened worldwide. An Australian website was required to launch the brand locally.

Spilt Creative was contracted to utilise the classic logo imagery to create a colourful and delicious looking new website.

The design was applied to a WordPress backend for ease of maintenance.

NAB required a rich media banner to be developed to utilise realestate.com.au’s new expanding format. The creative was required to work with the existing campaign , whist also further encouraging interaction and brand recognition.

The resulting creative utilises the flexability of the format. Animation is used to enhance the existing message and to draw the viewer’s attention.

Melbourne’s largest independent record label, Shock Records required a company tshirt for promotional purposes. The shirt would be both worn by staff to strengthen the sense of company identity and sent to media outlets across Australia to promote the business. Though the creative direction was non existant and the brief open-ended, it was important that the music industry folk who recieved a shirt would genuinely wish to wear it.

Spilt Creative chose to emphasise Shock’s strong reputation for providing ‘real ‘ music to Australian audiences, by developing ‘shock drops’ as a medicinal product. The design was uniquely retro, deliberately worn, and busy in composition in order to appeal to a generally young and fashionable audience.