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I understand there’s a need for businesses and creatives to find what works for them in this new world of AI, and I do think there needs to be an element of embracing change and finding more efficient ways of working. However, amongst the flood of perfection and automation, I also think people are being drawn back to a slower way of living and creating. Creating with my physical hands has always felt the most authentic to me. I’ve never used a drawing tablet or Procreate. I p

A branding toolkit is so much more than just a logo. I often describe it as the creative blueprint of the business. It's the foundation for everything. Inside a typical branding toolkit, you'll find logos in various formats (stacked, landscape and smaller uses), a colour palette and the colour values, typography and how to use it, brand patterns or illustrations, iconography, imagery or photography direction, and guidelines or mock-ups that show how it all comes together. But

The Foundation Behind Every Successful Brand Now more than ever, the businesses that stand out are the ones that understand not only how they look, but why they exist. A logo, colour palette, and website are important visual tools, but the true strength of a brand lies in the story behind it. Every touchpoint of your business should evoke a feeling, create an emotional connection, and communicate a consistent message to your audience. People are naturally drawn to meaning. Th

There’s a particular kind of conversation happening right now in creative circles. It doesn’t sound like hype. It feels more like curiosity mixed with hesitation, like people testing the edges of something they’re not entirely sure they’re ready to hand over. At the core of the chat there is one main questions that keeps emerging. What happens when AI starts doing too much? The most grounded advice was surprisingly ordinary. Don’t begin by rebuilding your entire business. Sta