Document Design with Aboriginal Artwork

Give your reports, guides, and presentations a unique cultural voice with professionally designed documents featuring authentic Aboriginal artwork created by award-winning Wiradjuri artist Lani Balzan.

I specialise in transforming corporate documents—such as Reconciliation Action Plans, annual reports, community guides, brochures, and presentations—into powerful storytelling tools that are both visually engaging and culturally meaningful.

What Makes My Designs Unique?

  • Authentic Artwork – Every design is built around original Aboriginal artwork that I create, ensuring cultural integrity and depth of meaning.
  • Tailored to Your Brand – Your colours, style, and brand identity are seamlessly integrated, making your document both professional and unique.
  • Storytelling Through Design – Each artwork carries symbolism and stories that connect with community, reconciliation, and culture.
  • Versatile & Professional – Designs are delivered in high-quality, scalable formats, ready for print or digital use.

Perfect For:

✔ Reconciliation Action Plans

✔ Annual Reports & Community Guides

✔ Corporate Presentations & Brochures

✔ Any document that deserves a stronger cultural connection

Why Choose This Service?

When your organisation shares its story, the way it looks matters. Using authentic Aboriginal artwork in your documents shows respect, commitment, and a genuine connection to culture. It creates impact, meaning, and engagement—far beyond a standard design.

Reports

  • Review of the DCJ Complaint System in respect of its Aboriginal Child Protection functions

    This special report was completed as part of the NSW Ombudsman's community services complaint system review function. It follows a comprehensive review of the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) system for handing complaints from, or concerning Aboriginal children in the child protection system. It makes recommendations to improve DCJ's complaint handling system at a foundational level, starting with a recommendation that DCJ develop a plan for overarching system reform.

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  • The First Nations Clean Energy Strategy 2024 - 2030

    The First Nations Clean Energy Strategy (the Strategy) was released on 6 December 2024, following extensive public consultation and stakeholder engagement. 

    The Strategy is co-sponsored by the Minister for Energy and Climate Change and the Minister for Indigenous Australians and is a key priority under the National Energy Transformation Partnership.

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  • Aboriginal Languages Trust

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