The studio moved to a room with daylight
12, June 2026
We left a basement unit for a floor with a long window. It sounds small. It changed how we sign off colour. Paper proofs now match what clients see in their own offices.
The new space is still a working studio, not a showroom. Pins on the wall, speakers low, and a table that fits a full campaign board. Visitors can walk the work instead of squinting at a laptop.
If you are in the city, book an hour. We would rather talk over printed pages than another video call.
“Print reviews in mixed bulb light were costing us revisions.”
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What we decide before we draw
A one-page brief comes first: audience, proof, constraints, and the first three applications. If that page cannot be signed, we are not ready to design.
This keeps the work honest. Campaign ideas can wait until the system has a spine.
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How a piece leaves the studio
Every article and project ends with files, licences, and a named owner. Handoff is part of the design.
If you want to talk about a similar brief, write to us from the contact page.

