IDENTITY
Art Direction
Creative direction
Creative strategy
Design direction
Logo design
Signage
Templates
Typography
Visual identity
Art Direction
Creative direction
Creative strategy
Design direction
Logo design
Signage
Templates
Typography
Visual identity
PRINT
Book cover
Business cards
Editorial design
Flyers and banners
Illustration
Layout and typesetting
Packaging
Poster design
Goodies
Book cover
Business cards
Editorial design
Flyers and banners
Illustration
Layout and typesetting
Packaging
Poster design
Goodies
DIGITAL
Illustration
Image editing
Motion Design
Photography
Presentation slide design
Social media assets
Video and teasers
Web design
Html/Css
Illustration
Image editing
Motion Design
Photography
Presentation slide design
Social media assets
Video and teasers
Web design
Html/Css
WRITING
Academic research (︎︎︎Onomatopee)
Commissioned articles (︎︎︎Kultwatch)
Copywriting (︎︎︎Fessestival)
Independent writing (︎︎︎Futuress)
Text editing
Academic research (︎︎︎Onomatopee)
Commissioned articles (︎︎︎Kultwatch)
Copywriting (︎︎︎Fessestival)
Independent writing (︎︎︎Futuress)
Text editing
“I need an entire graphic identity,
how does it work?”
how does it work?”
1. BRIEF
First, we ask for specifications regarding the visual communication, an explanation of your project and anything you think might be relevant (inspiration, sketches, photos, etc.)
We then define your most important needs together (a poster, a logo, a website, ...). We get back to you with an estimated schedule and a quote. If you agree with it, we sign a contract and start working together 😎️.
We then define your most important needs together (a poster, a logo, a website, ...). We get back to you with an estimated schedule and a quote. If you agree with it, we sign a contract and start working together 😎️.
2. DIRECTIONS
We then present you 2–3 proposal and you have to choose one. The form might change but the chosen direction will become the thread of the overall graphic identity.
3. PRODUCTION
4. FINALISATION
“I am a researcher and I want to visualise my work, but I don’t know
where to start...”
where to start...”
1. BRIEF & DIRECTIONS
First, we will ask you about your work, your needs and your budget. We will help you define the best output for your research (book, website, illustration, video, etc.). We then give you a draft, an estimated timeline and a quote. If you agree with it, we sign a contract and plan our next meetings.
We then show you what’s already being done in your field. We conduct a thorough analysis and we start planning directions (formats, digital or print, papers, printing techniques, etc.).
We then show you what’s already being done in your field. We conduct a thorough analysis and we start planning directions (formats, digital or print, papers, printing techniques, etc.).
2. CONTENT
At that point, we will send you templates and online drives to share and organise your content. If your text is written, edited, and completely finished, we just receive your file and start the production directly.
3. PRODUCTION
Depending on the scope of the project, once you have approved a direction, we work on it and send you visuals to review, correct, and approve.
4. FINALISATION
For a printed project, we prepare the “ready for press” documents for the printing company. We are usually in direct contact with them unless you take care of that part yourself. For online assets, we export to the different formats needed. For a website, we will show you how to log in and manage it.
“I need design for an editorial project, what would the process be?”
1. BRIEF & DIRECTIONS
When you contact us, we ask for a brief, an explanation of your project and anything you think might be relevant. We define specific needs and wishes with you. We then give you a draft of what could be done, an estimated schedule and budget.
Once you have approved our proposal, we send you moodboards and start defining some directions. We can also help with text editing or simply give you feedback.
Once you have approved our proposal, we send you moodboards and start defining some directions. We can also help with text editing or simply give you feedback.
2. RESEARCH
You may need design exclusively for part of the publication. In case some design choices are already taken by you or a publisher (format, fonts, papers, etc.), we will only work on what is needed, following the directions already taken.
3. PRODUCTION
Once you have chosen a direction, we enter the production phase. We receive the final content from you, we lay out the text and the images, then we show you mockups to validate a design system.
Afterwards, we send you the flatplan to define more specifically the content for each page, and the final number of pages. When the overall is approved, we start typesetting (word spacing, hyphenation, etc.). It is one of the most important part, and can takes a couple of weeks.
4. FINALISATION
At this stage, we send you a PDF for final proofreading. This is not a time for extensive content changes, rather to make sure there aren’t any mistakes. In parallel, we work on the book cover.
We prepare what is needed for the “ready for press” files. We are usually in direct contact with the printing company unless you want to take care of that part yourself, or if it is an online publication.
“I have a very specific need, budget and deadline, what can you do?”
We work for very specific projects under sometimes tight deadlines. Our process is similar with four main steps (brief, directions, production and finalisation). We adapt the number of propositions and the schedule according to your needs. An example is the project ︎︎︎commun·e which needed a logo and a digital identity adapted for social media, a website, soundcloud and YouTube.
The art gallery ︎︎︎One Gee In Fog, needed a one-time poster for the opening of a new exhibition. Finally, the duo ︎︎︎Elsa and Johanna needed type setting and layout for their texts only, while the rest of the publication was designed by their publishers.