Masters in the Making is a children's art-history workshop – kids meet a great artist, hear their story, then make a bold masterpiece of their own. It's part gallery, part making-table, and entirely theirs. A program by La Vita Nova, our creative studio in South Yarra.
Our mark is a little cut-out family: a circle, a square and a triangle – the simple shapes every child starts with, and a nod to Matisse-style cut-outs. It pairs with the wordmark, where "in the Making" carries the cobalt.
Bold primaries on warm paper. Let one colour lead each layout (roughly 60–70%), with one or two brights as support and a single sharp accent. Cobalt is our anchor.
A heavy display grotesque for impact, a friendly sans for everything else. Both are free on Google Fonts.
Think screen-printed poster: bold colour blocks, crisp 2–3px ink borders, chunky offset shadows, generous rounded corners, and playful cut-out shapes scattered like confetti.
Ink border + offset shadow on a surface card.
Like a warm, clever friend who happens to know a lot about art. We talk to parents and kids at once – never talking down, never showing off.