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Yuzu Bath & Body Giftware Products Jarra Bullen - Studio Manager, Creative, Finished Art. Brief: To create an elegant range of Bath, Home and Bodycare products promoting the benefits of rice bran oil. The Yuzu fragrance had been developed previously for a discontinued product range and revised for this new release.

Solution: The Yuzu fragrance and the Rice Bran Oil were linked using a Japanese theme. The concept of the Nuka-Bijin (Bran Beauty) extolling the benefits of rice bran oil as the traditional Japanese secret for natural beauty, is presented together with the Yuzu blossom which is a Japanese citrus flower. The colours, and the shape of the Yuzu blossom used on the packaging is inspired by beautiful Japanese decorative paper.

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Bath & Body Giftware Products Dynamo House

One Earth Organic Bath & Bodycare Products Jarra Bullen - Studio Manager, Creative, Finished Art. Brief: To create a range of bath and bodycare products featuring certified organic ingredients.

The products will use naturally derived ingredients wherever possible, with no harmful chemicals or pollutants. The packaging should be clean looking for pharmacy release, yet convey a sense of health & well-being.

Solution: The One Earth leaf design was chosen to convey a sense of earthiness and nature.

The original image was quite heavily retouched, in order to match the green chosen for the packaging, and to emphasise the veins in the leaf. The shape is applied to the packaging both vertically and horizontally depending on the size and format of the various packages.

The display font was chosen for its natural looking, “organic� shapes.

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Catalogues 1997-2008

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Wholesale Giftware Catalogues Dynamo House Catalogues 1997-2008

Jarra Bullen - Project Management, Photography (medium format, digital), Graphic Design, Copywriting, Finished Art. Summary: For over a decade the Dynamo House Creative Studio produced eighty original new products every year! At one point the product range was close to seven hundred active products.

In addition, this in-house studio created a full colour catalogue every year.

In the beginning, we shot on medium format transparency. Each image was scanned using a high end drum scanner. The film and machine proofs were output in Singapore. It took two weeks just to get the film and proofs made.

Later, we were shooting on a Nikon D100 DSLR and the 100 page 2008 Catalogue became possible.

Yearbooks 2010-2014

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Siena College School Yearbooks

2011 Yearbooks 2010-2014

YEARBOOK

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Jarra Bullen - Project Management, Graphic Design, Proofeading, Finished Art. Summary: The Siena College Yearbook s each comprise well over 100 pages, and took around 100 hours of planning, collating source material, graphic design, page layout and proofreading.

Each year a piece of student artwork or textiles is featured on the cover.

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On the 18th September, twelve brave young women and their two teachers boarded the plane to the heart of Central Australia. Our hearts filled with excitement, trepidation and more than a few questions. What wonderful people would we meet? How would our lives be changed by hearing their stories? What would it be like to see the vistas painted

by Albert Namatjira with our very own eyes? Would we ever master the art of putting up tents and swag-rolling?

How on earth would we survive without the creature comforts we were so used to - hot showers, flushing toilets, air conditioning, mobile phones?

We began our immersion at Yipirinya School, a school for indigenous students in the Alice Springs region that strives to keeps traditional indigenous culture and languages alive. We loved having the chance to spend time with the beautiful children of the Central and Eastern Arrernte, Western Arrernte,

Above - Gaynor Robson-Garth, Sr Constantia OP, Sr Serafine OP (Indonesia) Above - Dominic’s Orange Tree Below - L-R Tony Levett, Adele Hirst, Nicole Clark

Right - Sarah Hopkins on Cello

Siena College, Camberwell welcomed one hundred and fifty delegates to the biannual Dominican Education Conference held from Saturday 24th – Monday 26th September 2011.

Dominican schools in Queensland, NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia were represented. The participating schools are governed by the Dominican sisters or associated schools founded by the Dominican sisters that are no longer under the governance of Dominican congregations.

Sr Toni Harris OP, Coordinator for Dominican Sisters International in Rome, was a keynote speaker along with Dr Rose-Marie Prosser, scripture scholar and Mr Julian Burnside QC. The conference theme, We Must Dare to See What is Before our Eyes was inspired by Montesinos, a Spanish Dominican Friar who preached a powerful sermon on behalf of the Dominican community in Haiti in 1511 against the unjust slavery of the people. Montesinos questioned by what right and by what justice, the Spanish conquistadores subjugated the local Indians.

Through presentations on scripture, the social teachings of the Church and a variety of workshop presenters challenged delegates to look at the injustices that are before our eyes. Workshops on human rights, refugees and asylum seekers, youth homelessness, sexualisation of children and teaching justice in the classroom opened eyes on some of the justice issues of our time. At the conclusion of the three days delegates signed a Charter formulated during the conference committing schools to education for justice.

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Mrs Vicki Hudson and I were very proud of the Siena girls who participated in this year’s Indigenous Immersion - Madeline Richards, Laura Bisignano, Clare Bohan, Sinead Chaplin, Julia Ventura, Alex Sexton, Millie Fitzpatrick, Annika Worner, Our guide, Jungala Kriss, then took us out Alex Deed, Elise Curwood, Hannah of the ‘big smoke’ of Alice Springs into Mikleus, Emma Moore and Kara White, the wonders of the outback. While the who was with us for the journey over heat, dust, flies (and pit toilets!) certainly Term Two and Three. The girls impressed challenged us, we were knew how lucky us with their willingness to learn and be we were to be in such an extraordinary companions to everyone they met; to be part of the world. We felt immensely contemplative and deeply respectful in privileged to have Aboriginal elders such sacred places; to be stoic, patient lead us into sacred sites and share their and uncomplaining in very hot conditions; knowledge and stories of the land they and to always pitch in to help, whenever are so intimately connected to. None of needed and without having to be asked. us will ever forget experiences like hearing We so much appreciated their kindness and seeing the songlines explained in and care for each other and their fellow the shadow of Uluru, looking at rock art participants from Our Lady of Sion. thousands of years old, learning to read Jemimah Walsh the tracks of a brown snake, a dingo Teacher and a goanna, or hearing the didgeridoo played around a campfire under a night sky of a million stars.

Above - Vicki

Walker

Above - WA Delegates Left - L-R Vicki Walker, Georgia Morsley

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. I learned lots about Indigenous culture and this trip gave me a new appreciation for how privileged my life is. Spending time with the kids at the school gave me a real idea of some of the issues faces by Aboriginal people. When we saw their houses I was shocked to witness some of the living conditions of these young children. Yet, despite their disadvantage they are some of the happiest and welcoming kids I have ever met.

Looking down at my legs at the end of the day [i became] really excited, thinking that I had a golden tan, before getting my baby wipes out and watching my red dust tan wash away…’

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WARATAH

In 2013 the Siena and Whitefriars College’s came together to bring to life Lionel Bart’s enduringly popular musical, ‘Oliver!’ The Whitehorse Centre was transformed into the lively yet sinister streets of London in the 1830s where a sold out season, spanning three consecutive nights and one matinee performance, took place. Our production brought to life all the drama, action and comedy of the pickpockets and their underworld associates, through wellknown songs ‘Food Glorious Food’, ‘Pick a Pocket’ and ‘Consider Yourself’. The story was highlighted by energetic dances and curious, eccentric characters, making ‘Oliver!’ so memorable to so many.

Lauren Kirkwood, Year 12 Textile Design

Grace Holland

Over 100 students from Years 7 to 12 had the opportunity to be a part of this highly successful production in a range of roles including cast, orchestra, backstage, costume, audio and lighting technicians.

We were also fortunate to have past Siena students volunteer their time to assist with the production, reflecting their commitment and passion for the Performing Arts and the College.

Alessandra Maiolo, Year 12 Textile Design

Sarah Brogno, Year 12 Textile Design

It’s hard to believe that the year is over, but what a year it has been!

Right from the start it was clear that with such talented and passionate girls, Waratah had a lot to bring to the table, and I can guarantee you that we lived up to the expectation!

Gayle Peggie

As a part of Year 9, students spend four days in Melbourne using St. Francis’ Pastoral Centre as a base camp for this week of exploration and dynamic learning. The Siena in the City experience is what we refer to as active student based learning. The program is innovative because it allows for independent learning. It employs a cross disciplinary approach which exposes the girls to all learning areas. Students immerse themselves in a variety of activities which drive the learning experience. The cornerstone of the experience is independent learning and active participation.

Congratulations to all the students involved. I was thoroughly impressed with the energy, professionalism and talent showcased by our students throughout the rehearsal process and production week. Each year our students rise to the high performance standard we set and the Siena and Whitefriars communities couldn’t be more proud of their achievements.

The girls certainly rose to the challenge of being given a large amount of responsibility and autonomy whilst in the city. Students had to navigate their way around the city and be prompt to pre-arranged appointments. By the end of the week all students proved to be gaining confidence in getting around the city. These appointments included Parliament House, The Big Issue headquarters, ACMI, National Sports Museum and the Shrine of Remembrance.

Georgina Plasto Head of Performing Arts

Millicent Collins Year 12 Textile Design

Taylah Miller, Year 12 Textile Design Hannah Dyson Year 12 Textile Design

Madeline Richards

Laura Bisignano

In order to assess the learning outcomes for the week students were required to design and test a hypothesis using Melbourne as a stimulus. This day was referred to as The Melbourne Project and many faculties and teachers across many disciplines worked with the students prior to the city experience to ensure that each group had designed a day which would ensure that certain

questions could be answered in relation to their hypothesis. The students were then given one day in the city to work on their chosen Melbourne Project research..

The year’s events started with the House Swimming Carnival where we swam and cheered until we could swim and cheer no more.

With multiple year level champions and enthusiastic girls, Waratah achieved number one placing.

We really did ‘rock’ the rest of the Houses. From the pool, to the athletics track, to the stage, Waratahrians constantly demonstrated that we are always willing to give everything a ‘red hot’ go.

At the end of the four days of Siena in the City the Year 9 cohort was relocated back to Siena College in Camberwell to collate their data and work on their presentations. The hall was certainly a hive of activity on this day as the Year 9s came together to compare experiences and Melbourne’s many hidden treasures.

They then reported their findings at the Siena in the City evening to their peers, teachers and families. This oral presentation was then assessed by the Year 9 English team.

The Siena in the City experience is an eagerly anticipated event for all Year 9 students and staff. It certainly extends learning beyond the classroom and encourages students to be more engaged in their learning in the action packed city of Melbourne.

Thanks to all of the staff involved in the program especially Nanette Giovannini, Claire Jenkinson and Michelle Robertson who in my absence ran the Siena in the City experience.

Gayle Peggie Project Coordinator

Waratah girls, you should all be so proud of your efforts and congratulations on another fantastic school year. I have never been so proud to be a part of mighty Waratah than I have this year. It has been an absolute privilege. Good luck to everyone next year; hopefully you can all continue to try your hardest and show everyone what I know you’re capable of!

Princess Theatre hosts amazing musicals,

Grace Holland Waratah House Captain

At Rod Laver you can hit a ball.

It doesn’t matter what you fancy, Melbourne has it all.

Hypothesis: The streets of Melbourne are full of hidden surprises.

Alleys decorated with street art wonders,

Siena in the City ditties - Compliments of Ms. Gotlib

Tours where chocoholics can eat their fill.

Hypothesis:

Secret laneways bursting with shopping delights,

Regardless of your interests, Melbourne is the entertainment capital.

And the Eureka Skydeck is sure to thrill.

L-R - Sr Jo Armour OP (Adelaide), Sr Julianna Drobik OP, Fr Paul Rankin OP, Sr Jan Olgivy OP (NZ) Serena Chen, Year 11 Textile Design

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SIENA COLLEGE PRODUCTION OF ‘OLIVER!’

Luritja and Warlpiri people and were inspired by the commitment of the staff to improve the educational outcomes of children from some of the most disadvantaged backgrounds in Australia.

Reflections from some 2013 participants: The Indigenous Immersion was ten of the best days of my life! I learned so much, met so many amazing people and experienced so many new things.

The Aboriginal people were so generous and kind and were always willing to share stories about their culture with us. I never realised that in our own country, people lived in third world conditions. To witness it first hand was quite confronting as I didn’t expect it, but it also made me realise how lucky we are. My favourite places on the trip were going to Yipirinya and also visiting Uluru! It was a great experience seeing our country from a whole new perspective and learning about the oldest living culture in the world. I would go back in a heartbeat!

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Eleanor Taverner, Year 11 Textile Design

Sarah Gerandasi, Year 11 Textile Design

Rachel Davy, Year 11 Textile Design

Eden McCormack, Year 11 Textile Design

Sigourney Dalgliesh, Year 11 Textile Design

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United Card marketing material Peloton Design United Card marketing material Jarra Bullen - Graphic Design, Finished Art. The Brief: To create a dynamic and effective range of card graphics and marketing material for the United Card division of United Petroleum.

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The pattern creates movement, and reiterates the United logo across the range of print collatoral. Various treatments and colour palettes (including the use of green to tie in with the Plus ULP logo) were used, giving each application of the design an individuality, yet presenting the brand as a unified whole.

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Goldbug Packaging Jarra Bullen - Graphic Design, Photography, Finished Art. The Brief: To design packaging solutions for a variety of products utilizing the Goldbug Style and colour palette. Several of the products were designed specifically for Target using the Target Nursery style guidelines.

The Solution: Product shots were taken and processed, designs were applied to existing dielines. Artwork was approved from mockup and sent offshore for printing and assembly.

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