RUDI DE BEER
Multimedia | Design | Photography | art
About
Some work is made to be seen. Mine is made to be felt.I'm a designer, artist and photographer drawn to the space where strategy meets story, where a brand finds its voice, a frame holds its breath, or a film earns its ending. Across branding, motion, photography and print, I bring together years of work in corporate, government and creative worlds to craft things that feel genuinely considered: polished without being cold, beautiful without being empty.
DESIGN
Design that holds strategy and story in the same hand. From brand systems and publications to campaigns and creative direction, each project is crafted to communicate with clarity, and to leave something behind.
Logo and styleguide development
Layout and presspacks
Graphic design and illustrations
Sponsorship apparel design
PHOTOGRAPHY
I work across a wide range of disciplines, from product and corporate to documentary and journalistic imagery, blending technical precision
with a creative eye to capture images that feel considered, authentic and quietly lasting.
Corporate photography
- public transport
- advanced manufacturing
- minerals Tasmania
Commercial photography
Landscape photography
Portrait photography
Brand photography
Automotive photography
Fitness photography
Product photography
VIDEO & MOTION GRAPHICS
Video and motion is where story gets to breathe. Across corporate, instructional and commercial projects, I combine creative direction with technical expertise to produce work that feels purposeful, engaging and built to connect with the people watching it.
FINE ART
Fine art is the most personal part of what I do. Free from client briefs and commercial outcomes, it's where I explore ideas, atmosphere and visual narrative on my own terms, through imagery that is expressive, considered and quietly reflective of how I see the world.
Magpie is my debut novel, inspired by a visit to Port Arthur that stayed with me long after I left. Standing within the walls of the Separate Prison, I found myself wondering not about the crimes recorded in history, but about the lives that were never fully told.Set against the convict era of Van Diemen's Land, Magpie follows Samuel Walker, a young English shopkeeper wrongfully convicted and transported to Port Arthur. Confined to enforced silence within the Separate Prison, Samuel forms an unlikely connection with David Morgan, a fellow prisoner held across the corridor. Unable to speak, the two men exchange secret messages through the walls with the help of an unexpected messenger.What begins as a means of survival grows into a profound story of friendship, love, resilience, and hope. Spanning decades and drawing inspiration from real historical events, Magpie explores the quiet acts of defiance that allow people to hold onto their humanity, even in the darkest of places.At its heart, Magpie is a story about love that refuses to be erased, and the extraordinary lengths the human heart will go to simply be known.