From 2001 to 2010, from small corners of Perth's inner city to disused freezers in abandoned Melbourne supermarkets, Papercut made things. We were one of Australia's most respected small design and web shops, and that's just how we liked it.

We existed in the grassroots — while mucking around down there over nearly a decade, we worked with arts organisations, not for profits, community organisations, political parties, government departments and businesses small and large. There were record labels and many of our very favourite musicians in the country. We worked for social change, we got our hands dirty, and everything we did was informed by a solid ethos.

We're no longer taking on new work. The Papercut kids have gone on to new adventures. If you're an existing client and need support or need us to find an old CD we've got in a box somewhere, please feel free to get in touch, but we can't take on new jobs.

Where are we? Well:

• Patrick Pittman is in Melbourne where, amongst his usual array of many things, he works for a company called Small Giants as editor of the magazine Dumbo feather.
• Jacob Fjord is producing animations for the Davison Bros.
• Natalija Brunovs went on to run the company Seedpod and can be found these days on the Sunshine Coast, working as a producer for ABC Open.
• Mik Efford built many beautiful web things for Oxfam after leaving our care, and now builds bicycles from bamboo in his back yard.
• Tania Morris is taking time off commercial work while she finishes her degree. She is often found loitering around Curtin University's multimedia design labs or harassing the campus wildlife with her SLR.
• Chrism is making computers do strange, ascii-ish, beautiful things, wherever you look.

• +61 8 9227 8277
• people@papercutmedia.com
• PO Box 12, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, Australia