Yeah Girl is a global media platform celebrating the intersection of women’s skateboarding and creativity. It began as an exhibition, created and curated by Sarah Huston, featuring photos of female skateboarders shot by female photographers around the world.

Following the hugely successful 2016 Australian exhibition, Yeah Girl headed to Copenhagen in July 2017 with support from Girls Are Awesome and Monster Energy. In partnership with Vans, the 2018 exhibition was held at The Seventh Letter in Los Angeles. The event was documented by Vice as part of their 6 episode series, “Boardly”. In 2019, Yeah Girl returned to Australia for the “Homecoming” show at HOTA on the Gold Coast.

In order to continue Yeah Girl’s mission of spotlighting women in skateboarding, BLNKT designed a brand new clean and minimal site that showcases editorial content. Offering a platform for new and established voices within the community, from industry level to grassroots, Yeah Girl became a go-to source for women’s skate news, stories, and events.

We later undertook a complete rebrand of Yeah Girl, redefining the brand aesthetic, and capturing a sense of movement and fun, while maintaining the refined style that Yeah Girl is known for.

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Since their inaugural Gold Coast skateboarding competition in 2016, we have worked with BOWLZILLA to design their event poster each year, which is then rolled out across various digital and real-world applications including, social media, banners, t-shirts and video.

We also work with BOWLZILLA and Yeah Girl, a women’s skate media platform, to produce art events and female-led parties, supporting them in their push for equality within the skateboarding industry.

In 2020, adidas Originals and Girls Are Awesome, a purpose-driven brand and media platform, teamed up to shift the spotlight in the art world by elevating five LA creators. The project was part of a wider global collaboration pivoting on a top to toe product range and a global campaign, all with the goal of starting a conversation around representation, showcasing role models, and taking first steps towards encouraging societal change.

BLNKT provided consultation services for media and event production, and also produced the campaign book. The aim was to create a book that could be used daily and not forgotten on the bookshelf. The result was a double-ended zine and notebook combo, featuring artist profiles at one end, and lined and gradient filled notebook pages at the other.

Choose Still Life is a collaboration between Art-Work Agency and Fast Proof Press, printed on K.W.Doggett Fine Paper.

Each year Fast Proof Press develops a calendar filled with artworks, specialty papers, and unique finishes, designed to be shared with clients and collaborators. These calendars become not only a collection of beautiful artworks but a valuable resource of the latest and greatest print techniques.

At the end of 2016, Fast Proof Press invited Art-Work to collaborate on this annual project. The response was an expression of the ‘Anatomy of Ideas’ (aka the creative process) through the medium of still-life photography.

Read more about the idea behind each photograph on the Art-Work blog.

Aquatic Social Scene’s 2016 Devocean mini mal range required a complete redesign. While the tried and tested shape remained much the same, new features such as new 2+1 fin set-up and a wooden tail chock were added. The Blue Hawaii Devocean includes a fabric inlay with hand drawn illustration. The new mini mal range stays true to its roots, with an added flair.

They began as fun garden signs to keep the crew safe while skating curbs and now they are postcards that you can send to the geriatric skater in your life.

Sold in a 3-pack exclusively at Damn Good Store.

The Surf Dive ‘n Ski x Yeah Girl limited edition collection showcased four exclusive prints across a range of apparel. Profits from the sale of the collection directly funded the BOWLZILLA 2018 women’s prize purse, creating the highest-paid equality-in-skateboarding event in Australian history.

The project involved collaborating with Surf Dive ‘n Ski’s in-house design and marketing team to create product stories and develop campaigns that championed equality in skateboarding. Taking care to stay true to Yeah Girl’s authentic representation of women’s skateboarding, the collection was photographed on location with local female skateboarders.