A member of CSD (Chartered Society of Designers, London), D&AD (Design and Art Directors, London), ISTD (International Society of Typographic Designers, London) and the AGI (Alliance Graphique Internationale, Switzerland), Vince Frost plays an active role in the global design community. Many awards have come his way, including D&AD Silvers, Golds from the New York Society of Publication Designers, gongs from the New York and Tokyo Art Directors’ Clubs, as well as awards from the Society of Environmental Graphic Design.

In the early 90s, he became Pentagram London’s youngest Associate Director, before setting up his own London studio, Frost* Design. In 2004 Frost made the move to Sydney, where his studio, Frost*, now employs 30 people.

Frost continues to work for global clients and win international accolades. Working on a diverse range of projects, from environmental graphics and exhibitions to magazine and book design, corporate identity, brand strategy, advertising and digital design, Frost’s approach is all about exceptional ideas and the philosophy that ‘anything is possible’.

Frost’s innovative use of photography striking typography has been applied to a huge variety of work, including the award-winning literary magazine Zembla (UK), The Independent newspaper magazine (UK), stamps for the Royal Mail (UK) and Australia Post and advertising for Tourism Northern Territory (Australia). Throughout his career, Frost collaborated with many cultural institutions, including projects with the V&A (UK), the Serpentine Gallery (UK) and the re-branding of the Sydney Opera House.

In 2006, a retrospective of Frost’s work was exhibited at the Sydney Opera House, which included the publication of a 500-page book, Frost* (sorry trees). And in 2008, he was selected as one of the Creative Directors for ‘Abundant Australia’, the Australian exhibition at the 11th International Venice Architecture Biennale in Italy.