Adam Woodleigh Design

01/10/2026

Great to see the 2026 Grafton Jacaranda Festival Official Program out and about. 💜

I had the pleasure of designing this year’s program, bringing together the festival artwork, event information, maps and community content into the finished publication.

Always great seeing a project move from the studio into people’s hands.

JACARANDA FESTIVAL OFFICIAL PROGRAM 💜

Pop into Grafton Regional Gallery Visitor Information Centre to grab a copy of our program! Inside is also our Community Events & Activities Guide, find out all the wonderful things happening during the Jacaranda Season! 💜
Only $2 🫶🏼

Programs also available at:
GDSC
Clocktower Hotel
Buckleys Music Group
Collective Hens
The Coffee Club Australia
B & L Creation's Fabric & Gifts
South Grafton News & Gifts Newspower
South Grafton Ex Servicemens Club
Kaitlyn's Starlight Tutoring

Cover Artwork By Kade Valja Art.
Program Design By Adam Woodleigh Design
Program Printed By Clocktower Hotel
Guide Printed By Yoohoo McPhee Print & Design

My Clarence Valley
Clarence Valley Council
FM 1047
Radio 2GF Grafton - Maclean - Yamba
FM 103.1 Loving Life
Clarence Valley Independent

26/09/2026

A website has to do more than look good, it needs to communicate clearly, work across devices and make it easy for people to find or submit important information.

For the Kempsey–Armidale Road Restoration Project, I designed and developed a dedicated website for , including responsive layouts, project updates and an online heavy vehicle registration form.

Good design is about clarity, usability and making information work and accessible.

👉 www.karrp.com.au

04/09/2026

Custom illustration for Yamba Distilling Co

From screen to shirt.

A recent coastal illustration for Yamba Distilling Co, bringing together the lighthouse, palms, waves, surfboard and a few other familiar Yamba details.

Designed to work across T-shirts and other branded merchandise, giving the business something distinctive, wearable and easy to recognise.

The artwork was designed to work across T-shirts and other branded merchandise, giving the business something distinctive, wearable and easy to recognise out in the world.

Tee's screenprinted by

03/09/2026

A completely rebuilt digital presence for Yamba Ready Hire.
This project involved much more than designing a new homepage.

The new Yamba Ready Hire website was built around a large equipment catalogue, clear category structure, responsive design, strong brand application and local SEO, making it easier for customers across Yamba and the Clarence Valley to find the right equipment and services quickly.

From construction equipment and trade tools through to landscaping, events, cleaning, trailers, gas supply, truck hire and servicing, the challenge was to bring a substantial amount of information together into one clear, professional and easy-to-use website.

The result is a site that looks stronger, works better across desktop and mobile, and gives the business a much more complete online presence.

Take a look at the finished site: yambareadyhire.com.au

If your business has outgrown its current website, or you need help turning a large amount of information into something customers can actually navigate, I’d love to help.

11/07/2026

From concept sketches to the open road.

This project involved designing a new truck curtain livery for Sunshine Sugar, celebrating over 150 years of Australian sugar production and the Northern Rivers where it all begins.

After exploring concepts, developing multiple layouts and preparing production artwork, the finished designs were brought to life by the teams at Attards and Royans Curtain Painting & Signage.

I specialise in the design. Great signwriters bring it to life.

If you’re looking for professional fleet branding, vehicle graphics or signage design, I’d love to help.

11/07/2026

Celebrating Yaegl Country

It was a privilege to work alongside Yaegl Elders on the design of this series of educational posters celebrating the culture, language, traditional knowledge and connection to Country of the Yaegl people.

The project included two large educational posters exploring Yaegl Culture and Yaegl Bush Food, developed to help preserve and share cultural knowledge with current and future generations. Each poster brings together traditional language, native plants, wildlife, significant places and stories in an engaging visual format designed for education and community learning.

Projects like this are a reminder that graphic design is about far more than making something look good. At its best, design helps communicate important ideas, preserves knowledge and creates resources that people can connect with for years to come.

A sincere thank you to the Yaegl Elders and everyone involved for trusting me with such an important project.