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Naming, Brand Identity, Print Collateral, Website
Centurion Farm Finance

Centurion is a Tasmanian financial company specialising in farm finance, named after ‘The Centurion’—the world's tallest flowering tree, located in Southern Tasmania. Inspired by this symbol of strength and growth, we crafted a brand identity that balances trust and resilience. The logo features elegant, grounded typography paired with a symbol reflecting the towering form of the tree. This was complemented by a distinctive approach to art direction, featuring close-up shots of farm details—soil, crops, tools, and textures—emphasising Centurion’s unique perspective as an independent lender. The result is a timeless, professional identity that inspires confidence and stability while staying deeply connected to Tasmania’s agricultural roots.

Ariel image of a tree canopy
Centurion Farm Finance branding shown across socials applications
Timber apple crates stacked up on a farm
Centurion Farm Finance icons showing icons for property, machinery and livestock
Close up image of cows fur
Centurion Farm Finance Business Cards
Centurion Farm Finance Pen
Close up black and white photography of a hay stack
Centurion Farm Finance branding shown on a website visual

Credits

Designer: Sam Moffat
Client Services: Kirsty Salter
Colour Photography: Mooncheese Studio / Brand Tasmania

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Studio:

First Floor, Bank Arcade
64-68 Liverpool Street
Hobart TAS 7000

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