Design Good

This May marks exactly 13 years since I founded Design Good Design Studio, to aid the efforts of organisations working towards creating positive social change.

After 13 years, I've made the bittersweet decision to wrap up the studio. Bitter in the way that it's sad to call an end my design work for such amazing causes. But, sweet in the way that it will enable me to focus my attention on the PhD in social/environmental psychology that I am just about to commence. I'm excited to be continuing my work aiding efforts towards creating positive social change by conducting psychological research into climate collective action.

Huge thanks to all of the wonderful people and organisations that I've had the pleasure of working with, and that have enabled me to keep my work going for well over a decade.

e.g., 350.org Australia, Amnesty International Australia, Australian Conservation Foundation, Australian Education Union (AEU), Australian Marine Conservation Society, Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC), Change.org, The Climate Reality Project - Australia & Pacific, Environment Victoria, Friends of the Earth Australia, GetUp!, Greenpeace Australia Pacific, The Australian Greens, Market Forces, Nature NSW, Queensland Conservation Council, Solar Citizens, The Sunrise Project, WWF-Australia, etc.

A selection of my design work from over the years will still be available from my Redbubble shop at https://designgood.redbubble.com

Here's to a more equitable, sustainable, and compassionate future.

Cheers,
Jarren Nylund, Principal Designer/Creative Director
Design Good Design Studio

I recently designed this logo for the Political and Environmental Psychology and Social Science (PEPSS) Seminar Series. An interdisciplinary series of presentations that connect academics, practitioners, and policy-makers.

Find out more: socialchangelab.net/pepss

I just wrote a piece about the climate change merchandise I designed for the AYCC back in 2011.

The “I’m not as smart as a climate scientist, but I’m smart enough to listen to them” design ended up being gifted to Tony Abbott in jest.

Find out more: https://jarrennylund.medium.com/climate-change-merchandise-e300585ba2c9