GeoGraphics Group is service oriented with over twenty years' experience in concept development, design, print management and production in the publishing and printing industries. Our clients consist of international, multinational, national and small companies, federal, state and local government, cultural and heritage institutions, education and special interest organisations.

Our skills enable us to deliver quality results on a multitude of projects ranging in size from a stationery package to a corporate newsletter, to a quality museum publication. Our team has access to a variety of multilingual services in order to fulfil the international requirements of our clients.

The GeoGraphics Group philosophy is to take a proactive, hands-on team approach to each assignment. We treat each project as if it was our own, demanding 100 per cent quality control at all points along the production chain. Our commissions are produced to best practice and are proudly manufactured in Australia and overseas at prices that are competitive on a worldwide basis.

The GeoGraphics Group is also experienced in designing, setting-up and operating stands at expos, exhibitions, travelling showcases and trade fairs in Australia, the Pacific rim and the United States.

Museum Imagineers has for many years produced high quality products for cultural and heritage institutions worldwide.

With our dedicated team, we specialise in the production of a large variety of paper and non-paper merchandise based on museum and gallery collections where the educational value, integrity and standard of reproduction quality is of the utmost importance. We have also assisted individual artists and photographers to develop a range of products such as bookmarks, postcards, greeting cards and posters of their own work.

Museum Imagineers staff are members of Museums Australia. They also volunteer their services to the marketing and merchandising programmes of the Macleay Museum and The Nicholson Museum at The University of Sydney. These programmes include attendance at the Museum Store Association (USA) annual and regional meetings in the United States and Museum Expressions in Paris, France so as to be aware of the latest trends and issues associated with cultural merchandising from within the USA and around the world.

The Macleay Museum is a natural history and science museum at The University of Sydney. It has extensive and significant collections in natural history, ethnography, scientific instruments and historic photography, mostly from the 19th century. Visit www.usyd.edu.au/su/macleay/welcome. The Nicholson Museum is an archaeological museum of the Middle East and Europe, from prehistory until the end of the Roman Empire. It holds world recognised collections of Egyptian artefacts from various dynasties as well as important examples of Greek and South Italian black and red figure vases. Visit www.usyd.edu.au/nicholson/.

The Museum Imagineers team brings several decades of combined museum curatorial and administrative experience to every project, with an understanding of the special needs of cultural and heritage institutions and their markets. We are innovative thinkers who can apply ourselves to anything from large production runs of bookmarks to supplying small quantity or limited edition versions of exclusive items.

Honeysett Press is the publishing imprint of the GeoGraphics Group. We are members of the Australian Publishers Association, the Galley Club of Sydney, EAN Australia (Australian Product Number Association) and The Australiana Society. Over the last decade, we have participated in many award-winning publishing projects, including:

We have designed and print-managed numerous publications on behalf of other publishers, such as Australian Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths, for CGC Gold (1992); Adorned, Traditional Jewellery and Body Decoration from Australia and the Pacific for the Macleay Museum, The University of Sydney (1999); Changing Direction for JMM Consulting (2001); The Jewish Way: Jews and Judaism in Australia for The Great Synagogue, Sydney (2002). GeoGraphics has also worked with Art Exhibitions Australia to produce quality leatherbound collector's limited editions of their exhibition catalogues Van Gogh, His Sources, Genius and Influence (1993) and Renoir, Master Impressionist (1994).