Some brands need building once, properly, then handed over. Others need design on tap, every month, at a fraction of an in-house hire. We do both — same studio, same standard, same person answering the email.
A project engagement: positioning, identity, the system behind it, and the first wave of everything it produces. Months of work that sets the direction for the next several years.
Built as a system from the first sketch, because what matters is what happens after launch — whether the brand still looks like itself once the company has doubled and the material is being made by people who joined after the brand did.
An ongoing partnership with reserved capacity each month. You get a senior designer who already knows your brand, your products and your constraints — and who is there next month too.
Most companies need design to be available on demand: a deck by Thursday, a campaign next week, a template the marketing team runs itself. That is what a retained partnership is for — and it gets faster every month, because the brand, the products and the context are already known.
Describe the situation instead of the deliverable. Most conversations start as one of the two and turn out to be the other — better to work that out in an email than three weeks in.