Escher

Our story, ethos and a little background
on the two behind the brand.

Anne-marie Burian-Watson

Director, Marketing Communications

Leading through a deep understanding of marketing principles and business acumen to deliver tangible results, Anne-marie is highly skilled in integrated marketing communications, brand strategy and is passionate about creating meaningful connections between brands and target audiences.

Anne-marie has over 10 years of experience in marketing roles, working with leading design brands, start-ups and global entities to form a holistic view of her trade. In conjunction with her hands-on experience, Anne-marie has also completed a Master’s of Marketing Communications at the University of Melbourne.

Anne-marie’s passion remains within the union of business and design – always gravitating to beautiful design that stands the test of time. Her results-led methodology and proclivity for cohesive communication through marketing initiatives has naturally evolved into an agency that reflects these values – one that is fuelled by creativity, collaboration and a love of beautiful craftsmanship and integrity.

Taylor Watson

Director, Visualisations and 3D

Immersed in business his whole life, Taylor has a unique appreciation for the reality of small to medium sized businesses.

Taylor first discovered his love for architecture and design during his years running his own company manufacturing architectural products – working closely with some of Australia’s most acclaimed architecture firms and developers. His collaborative approach to custom design led to the need to create technically correct visualisations to illustrate form and flow of projects and products. This necessity quickly evolved into an intrinsic passion of his.

Today, Taylor derives great pleasure learning about technological advancements in his field, working to bridge the gap between visual experience and technology. A true extrovert, his approach is highly collaborative, valuing the relationships with his clients above all else.

"Design can be art. Design can be aesthetics. Design is so simple, that's why it is so complicated." - Paul Rand.