Talia Whyte is a graduate of the Graphic Design major at the University of Melbourne. She has a particular interest in branding and advertising, both in digital and print formats. Her graphic style focuses on experimenting with unconventional uses of typography, complemented by a playful approach to colour. 

Her inspiration draws from consumer culture and commercialism, encompassing both historical and contemporary influences.

Throughout three years of study in the Performance Design major, the distinct disciplines of Sound, Light, the Figure and Space in Performance are examined in detail through separate core subjects.

The culmination of this program is the capstone subject Performance Design Studio, in which students combine these scenographic elements holistically in response to a play text. These capstone projects demonstrate their ability to utilise design as a dramaturgical tool, with these skills being both valuable and transferrable across the wide variety of design disciplines that students will pursue upon completion.

The graphic design major provides students with practical and conceptual skills to undertake professional graphic design work.

Graphic designers work within print and digital based mediums to present information in ways that are both memorable and accessible. They are visual communicators—assembling illustrations, typography, images and motion graphics to create a piece of design.

Bachelor of Design (Graphic Design & Performance Design)

Graphic Design

Poster for bottle labels and gift box packaging

Product photography for bottle labels and gift box packaging

Publication Series Design: Oxford's 'Very Short Introductions'