What the art department makes
Every brand starts as a feeling a customer can't quite name. We give it a name, a look and a voice, then write down the rules so your team can keep it consistent long after we've left the room.
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Brand identity
Logo, colours, type and the rules that hold them together.
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Packaging and product design
Boxes, labels and the moment your product meets the shelf.
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Print and events
Brochures, folders, standees, invites and event branding.
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Pitch decks and company profiles
Decks and profiles that win the room.
How a project runs
- Brief
One sentence that says what the project has to do.
- Storyboard
The story frame by frame, agreed before anything is built.
- Production
Design, film, code and agents, shown to you every week.
- Premiere
Launch day, with your team trained to run it.
- Sequel
We measure what happened and make the next version better.
Brand: questions people ask
What do we get at the end of a brand identity project?
Logo files for print and screen, your colours and typefaces, and a short guide that shows your team how to use them together.
Can you refresh our logo instead of starting over?
Yes. Often the right move is to keep what customers already recognise and tidy the rest. We'll tell you which we'd recommend, and why, before any design starts.
Do you design packaging and print?
Yes: boxes, labels, brochures, folders, standees, invites and event branding, delivered as print-ready files.
How long does it take?
It depends on how many pieces you need. After the brief we send a storyboard with dates, so you know the schedule before we start.