How I Support Creative Brands Like Yours:

Every brand has its own rhythm. My role is to listen, translate, and give it a visual voice. I work with founders and with agencies, and every project is shaped around your goal, your audience and your budget.

Curious how we could work together?
Let’s start with a conversation.

Q&A:

What does an art director do, and how is that different from a designer?
A designer is focused on the granular details and execution, e.g. logo, layout designs. An art director is focused on the “why” and then finds the right visual aesthetic to translate the concept into. Personally I can do the execution too, so my ideas come with an understanding of how they get made. My focus stays on the idea and the visual world.

Do I need a photoshoot, or can AI images work for my brand?
It depends on what the images need to do. If your brand has to feel reliable and established, photography is often the better choice. If you’re a startup and launching lean, a handful of carefully directed AI images can work well. I use AI intentionally, as a tool and not as the default, and I’ll tell you honestly which route fits your goal and budget. I can also direct a shoot when it’s the right answer.

How is a project priced?
Every project is shaped around your goal, your audience and your budget, so I don’t have fixed packages. After a first conversation, I send you a scope that says what I’ll deliver, what’s included, and what it costs. Nothing begins until we both agree on it.

Can I hire you for only a part of the process?
Yes. You can book a sparring session to talk through a decision, a concept on its own, or the art direction for something already planned. We agree on what you need at the start.