From custom basketball jerseys to large-scale murals, Tiffany Hunter Studio partners with clubs, leagues, and brands to create art that celebrates culture, inspires players, and connects communities. These collaborations bring story, identity, and creativity into the heart of sport.
Melbourne United – Indigenous Round Jersey: “Narrm Bundima – Doormala”
Tiffany designed the Indigenous Round uniform for Melbourne United’s NBL24 season with her artwork titled “Narrm Bundima – Doormala”. This piece illustrates the heart and history of Melbourne’s basketball culture within a deeper connection to Narrative (Narrm) and Country. The design includes a center circle symbolizing purpose, a boomerang for cultural navigation, a kangaroo motif for forward momentum, six circles representing past NBL titles, a snake for strength and resilience, and spears to embody strategic tools in sport and life.
Tiffany also collaborated with Melbourne United’s “United in Culture” initiative, contributing visual artworks and storytelling to their Multicultural Game and Festival. These events celebrate diversity, promote cultural connection through basketball, and feature custom jerseys and interactive community art experiences.
Darebin Phoenix
Designed by Tiffany Hunter Studio, the Darebin Phoenix First Nations jersey is a powerful celebration of culture, connection, and country. Inspired by the land of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people, the design honours resilience and respect while carrying the stories of community onto the Big V Youth League court.
Nunawading Spectres – First Nations Uniform: "Legacy to Excellence"
For the Nunawading Spectres’ 2024 First Nations uniform, Tiffany painted “Legacy to Excellence”, a dynamic piece woven with meaning and team spirit. It features six pillars representing the team’s core values — Competitive, Fundamentally Skilled, Physically Prepared, Shooting Ability, Adaptability, Enthusiasm — surrounded by vibrant dots, emu prints, boomerangs, butterflies, and stars that convey community, heritage, transformation, aspiration, and resilience.
Knox Raiders – Indigenous Round Jersey (2024)
Tiffany Hunter Studio partnered with Knox Basketball to create a powerful jersey design for Indigenous Round, representing the 7 Stages of Aboriginal History: Dreaming, Invasion, Genocide, Protection, Assimilation, Self-Determination, and Reconciliation. The artwork also incorporates two boomerangs to symbolise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and two stars to represent hope for a future built on unity and reconciliation. Spears within the design acknowledge traditional hunting tools used for thousands of years, honouring cultural strength and resilience carried forward through generations.
Patty Mills x Superboost – Limited Edition Drink Artwork (2024)
In partnership with NBA star Patty Mills and Superboost, Tiffany Hunter Studio created artwork for the limited-edition Tropical Superboost Sports Drink. Launched in the lead-up to the Paris Olympics, the design highlights pathways for the next generation—honouring resilience, opportunity, and cultural strength. Each bottle supported Indigenous Basketball Australia (IBA), helping break barriers and create grassroots opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players to succeed at higher levels.