What we get hired for
Six disciplines, each staffed by designers who practised it before generative tools existed. The models changed how fast the work moves through exploration. They did not change what makes a result worth shipping.
Choosing the right one
Most briefs touch two or three of these. A launch usually needs identity, web and motion together, which is why teams of three exist. A single deliverable, like a set of campaign images, is better served by one specialist working hourly.
What every service includes
Layered, editable source files rather than flat exports. A named designer you speak to directly. An art director reviewing before anything reaches you. And full commercial rights transferring on final payment, documented tool by tool.
Where we say no
We do not take print production management, packaging engineering, or anything requiring a physical shoot we cannot art-direct remotely. We also turn down briefs where the timeline makes good work impossible, because delivering something rushed damages us more than declining does.
- UI and UX, brand identity, web design
- Product design, image generation, motion
- Editable sources, never flat exports
- Rights transfer documented per asset
Questions about what we get hired for
Can one designer cover several of these services?
Often, yes. Most designers here practise two or three of the six well. Briefs spanning identity, web and motion together are usually better served by a small team with an art director holding it coherent.
Do you take on very small pieces of work?
Yes, through hourly blocks with a ten-hour minimum. Below that the coordination costs more than the work, and we will point you at a cheaper route rather than take the job.
What the work looks like
Every image on this page is illustrative rather than a client deliverable.
Where to go next
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Tell us what needs designing
Send the brief in whatever state it exists. We read it before the call rather than making you present it.