Skip to main content

Ray-Ban Wayfarer design on AFL umpire uniforms

·
Written by John Hancock
·
Written by John Hancock

It was a real honor to be selected to have my design which won the Ray-Ban OneSight competition in 2014 transformed for the AFL Dreamtime Round Umpire uniforms. Here are a few media articles.

 

Another mention of the Ray-Ban Wayfarer design used for the AFL Umpire uniforms. It was a proud moment in my art career to see the design on national TV. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEsPEva4DsA

Posted by Saretta Art & Design on Saturday, 27 June 2015

 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/afl-indigenous-round-check-out-every-clubs-jumper-design-ahead-of-round-9/story-fni5f22o-1227372677109

Posted by Saretta Art & Design on Thursday, 28 May 2015

 

Check out the Sunrise crew talking about the Indigenous Ray-Ban.

Posted by Saretta Art & Design on Thursday, 28 May 2015

 

Very excited to share with you all my design which won the OPSM OneSight Ray-Ban competition is being used for the AFL...

Posted by Saretta Art & Design on Wednesday, 27 May 2015

 

Tagged in

Continue reading

Kayay Art Installation at Boulevard Family Practice Toronto NSW - Saretta Art & Design

Kayay Art Installation at Boulevard Family Practice Toronto NSW

Saretta chats to Mark Hamilton on ABC Radio Newcastle - Saretta Art & Design

Saretta chats to Mark Hamilton on ABC Radio Newcastle

Indigenous painting revealed in new Charlton College building - Lakes Mail - Saretta Art & Design

Indigenous painting revealed in new Charlton College building - Lakes Mail

Comments

Be the first to comment.
All comments are moderated before being published.
About the store

© Saretta Art & Design Pty. Ltd. 26 690 025 912

Your purchase makes a positive impact on Indigenous people and Communities through Malang Indigenous Corporation
https://www.malang.org.au/

Saretta Art & Design is a member of the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce, First Australians Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Indigenous Art Code board member and a certified member of Supply Nation.

Please note: Artworks are titled using Awabakal language, there is no right or wrong way to spell an Aboriginal word. There was no European form of written expression of Aboriginal language prior to 1788. Aboriginal language was oral; therefore interpretation of Aboriginal words can result in differing ways of spelling.

Quick links
Shop Now
Powered by Shopify
American Express Apple Pay Google Pay MastercardPayPalVisa