As a creative director, my role of Ink is to ensure creative excellence is achieved for both our clients and our self-determined ambition to create highly effective, clear and inspiring outcomes. We do this by being adaptive, smart and process orientated, whilst leaving room for the unexpected.Our work has been highly awarded, displayed in museums and featured in publications. We are proud of the talent we have mentored over the years whom we have instilled with the passion for creative excellence and good citizenship.

Kenneth Lambert is a contemporary artist born in Cape Town, South Africa, who migrated to Australia at the age of 10 to the western suburbs of Sydney. With a background in museums, design, and filmmaking his conceptually driven practice lies at the intersection between psychology, philosophy, and technology. He often translates raw data and scientific methods to deliver works that span across digital, video, and installation.Since first exhibiting in 2016, Kenneth’s work has been recognised internationally by winning the 2019 Grand Prix Prize - See Me competition for his work "Data Blue", which explores anonymity in the digital age. Most recently he has been a finalist in the 2019 Incinerator Art Prize; Art for Social change, for his particle and installation-based works on climate change. In early 2019 he completed his first international residency in Finland which sparked the recurring theme of acceleration in his work.In the last 12 months, Kenneth has been a finalist in the 2018 Alice Prize and 2018 Churchie Prize, 2018 Lismore Portrait Prize, 2018 Hidden Sculpture Prize for which he achieved a Highly Commended as well as the 2018 Armory Prize, Artist in residency. He has exhibited in both solo and group shows with Coma Gallery, Galerie Pompom, Articulate Project Space and Stacks Projects. Most recently he has been invited to showcase his work, "Data Blue" at the 2019 Scope in Miami and is currently planning his first international solo show in New York.

Creator of 'In Motion': a 12-week university-level art course that examines the dynamic intersection of performative art, experimental drawing, and electronic media practices. Emphasising the human body within temporal and spatial contexts, this learning engages students in performative works, enhances their technical proficiency with the Adobe Creative Suite, and facilitates the creation of critically insightful artworks. Through a combination of lectures, practical activities, and independent projects, students will develop a competent understanding of integrating movement and motion into artistic expression.

Sheepish Lion is a full-service commercial production company. As its founder and principle live-action director, he has created television campaigns for major brands around the world, including, Coca Cola, Disney, Hyundai, Optus, Foxtel, Kenmore, Sanitarium, Pepsi Cola, Westfield, and VW often working with the world's leading creative agencies. Ken's strong visual style infused with enriched storytelling has been exported across many markets, including Asia, Europe, UK, Australia, and NZ.

Creative Direction, Lead designer, Live Action Direction, New Business Development

A museum dedicated to human Creativity. I was part of an international team charged with creating the foundation and vision for a museum showcasing the depth and breadth of human creativity.

The Earth Exchange was a museum of minerals and mining located at 36-64 George Street, The Rocks in Sydney. Prior to being re-branded and adopting a new corporate board as the Earth Exchange from 1988-1995, the museum was variously known as the Geological and Mining Museum, the Mining Museum and Chemical Laboratory. The building, collection and the site are of state heritage significance.