Combine data, design and business
With our clients we design data visualizations to communicate complex issues: energy & resources, audience & customer understanding, environmental & urban information, network and global data.
Our Services
We scope, design and prototype data visualizations to create insight and allow a story to be told through data. Our data visualizations enable clients to:
gain insight to assist decision making
present complex issues with clarity
communicate to a wider audience.
Data visualizations can be created for a number of reasons including: graphics for annual reports; software for R&D departments; interactives for websites; realtime information screens for foyers or exhibitions.
Our Recent Clients
ARUP - Digital Innovation
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
National Portrait Gallery
City of Melbourne
Proctor and Gamble
Melbourne Water
Department of Primary Industries
Miele
Lynette Wallworth
Unlimited: Design for the Asia Pacific
Selected Projects
4 Reasons why you should engage OOM Creative?
OOM Creative's Founder
"Having visualizations featured in the Design and the Elastic Mind exhibition at MoMA, curated by Paola Antonelli, was the tipping point for establishing OOM Creative in 2008. The exhibition demonstrated a new paradigm of communication where aesthetics, temporality and vast quantities of data were used to provide clarity to complex situations. This was a scale shift - an order of magnitude (OOM) difference - in thinking about how data and information is presented." Greg More.
Greg More founder of OOM Creative is an expert in digital design. His design work has been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art New York, selected for OneDotZero and Resfest International Film Festivals, as well as featured in a range of international biennales and publications.
More is trained in architecture and in the last decade has focused on designing innovative data visualisations, 3D software interfaces and virtual environments. He is a senior lecturer at RMIT University, Melbourne, in the School of Architecture & Design within the Spatial Informational Architecture Laboratory (SIAL).







Melbourne, Australia,