inclusivity, innovation,
immediacy, interdisciplinary,
ideas, interpretation,
inclusivity, innovation,
immediacy, interdisciplinary,
ideas, interpretation,
inuition, insight,
imagination, ideation,
inspiration, invention,
inuition, insight,
imagination, ideation,
inspiration, invention,
image, initiative,
investigation, ideology,
integration, interaction,
image, initiative,
investigation, ideology,
integration, interaction,
iteration, implementation,
integrity, intelligence,
influence, impact,
iteration, implementation,
integrity, intelligence,
influence, impact,
impression, intention,
identity, illustration,
ingenuity, involving,
impression, intention,
identity, illustration,
ingenuity, involving,

Welcome to the multi-disciplinary creative practice of Phil Dunstan-Brown

I believe in a few simple things: The significance of the act of creating, the need to keep growing, the importance of working well with others, and the ability to know your place.

For a better future we all need to stop consuming and start creating. There is nothing like putting something vital into the world. I start with a healthy dose of imagination, add curiosity and pepper it with wild ambition.

I believe in staying evergreen – continually renewing oneself and staying fresh. If you’re not doing something new in your day you may as well have stayed in yesterday. Bob Dylan put it perfectly: “He not busy being born is busy dying.”

I reckon to leave a meaningful mark on the world you need to take people with you. It is the only way you learn, the only way to see need; and respond to it. Along the way, I’ve been fortunate to work with many inspirational and talented people who have helped me grow and see things from a different perspective.

I like to think my time here is well spent; knowing I can in some small way make the world a little better than I found it. However, I recognise the ephemeral nature of what I do and that the ability to laugh at myself is perhaps the best way of not getting too far ahead of myself.

This website included.

I’m lucky enough to work in a very inspiring space. This used to be Jon Craig’s studio – the principal from Craig Craig Moller Architects. My endeavours, like his were, are to seek to make the world a better place.