Transitioning between design eras requires more than just swapping out fonts; it demands a deep understanding of historical tools, spatial hierarchy, and technical restraint.

Following Part One: The Royal National Park Hillclimb, an exploration of '80s-inspired distressed textures and heavy visual noise, Part Two: Targa Sofala, 1956, shifts the narrative entirely toward mid-century precision, visual clarity, and elegance.

There is something undeniably magnetic about 20th-century motorsport design. I recently got lost down a deep rabbit hole of vintage Porsche racing posters, and it is easy to see why they remain timeless. They're masterclasses in layout, bold colour palettes, and raw, high-octane texture.

That deep dive directly inspired my latest creative project: a new graphic design series exploring "Australian races that never were."