We designed a large-scale wall graphic that stretched across the entire planetarium queuing area. We paid close attention to detail, working around the wall’s physical features to make sure everything lined up perfectly. To keep waiting visitors entertained, we also designed projected animations onto the back wall and scattered a few tongue-in-cheek “warning” posters throughout the space.
Transporting curious travellers to a space station gateway
| Project | Space Gallery Exhibition |
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| Description | We worked directly with the exhibition team at We The Curious to redesign the graphics and signage for their Space Gallery exhibition. The space itself acts as a gateway between the main Science Centre experience and their presenter-led Planetarium shows. We helped develop a fresh visual style for all of their interpretation panels, exhibit graphics, and signage. We also created a series of animations that we projection mapped directly onto the gallery walls. Finally, we designed a massive wall graphic spanning the entire Planetarium queuing area, all while keeping it perfectly in sync with the exhibition’s existing look and feel. |
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A more engaging queuing experience
A window to the stars
We produced and animated a series of motion graphics for the Space Gallery queuing area. Projected straight onto the back wall, they were designed to look like a giant viewing window into space. We storyboarded each animation to match the themes of specific planetarium shows, including one starring a mischievous alien named Blurgle Wurgle.