PROJECTS & COMMISSIONS

CAPTURING YOUR CONTENT

There has never been a more important time to get your message, idea, product or brand out into the world in a fast and memorable way.

We are all visual, even when our sight is impaired. Our brain is wired to retain visual concepts.

the arrow head of communication

Do you have the clarity needed to hit the mark?

do you have confidence in your communication?

is your content memorable?

example applications

  • capturing books

  • marketing, social media & brand growth

  • organisation culture development

  • understanding customer journeys

  • capturing presentations

  • simplifying concepts & ideas

  • creating materials & resources

  • enhancing & structuring internal communication

  • capturing events & talks

  • illustrating presentations & concepts

  • process and product design & development

the process

DISCUSS

We have an initial conversation about your thoughts, hopes, context and application. This includes discussing capacity, timing and budget.

DISCOVER

Once the scope is agreed, we require access to your content - this can be a wide range of formats, but typically includes branding, colours, font, imagery, hand written notes, photos of whiteboards, brochures, books, podcasts etc

Each project is unique, however we have a similar process for each. In general, the steps are:

DEFINE

Once this is digested, we potentially have a one-to-one (or one-to-team) deep dive into the detailed project contents. This is usually recorded as a key part of the information required to define and shape the project. In some cases this can be attending a talk, reading a book etc.

DROP US A LINE ABOUT YOUR PROJECT ….

DESIGN

Now we can develop and design the concept/s - pulling everything together and shaping the ‘output’. This step often includes a back-and-forth with a series of amendments and feedback sessions.

We can recommend how to best develop the content and what outputs could be included in your project.

DELIVER

The next step is to create the final outputs - these are defined within the earlier steps, but sometimes develop along with the process. Examples include social media assets, posters, playbooks, calendars, books etc.