Home / What Steve does
Brand, advertising, digital and print. Steve does all four himself, which is the only reason they still look like the same company by the time they reach your customer.
The short version
You brief Steve once. He designs it, artworks it, checks it and sends it to whoever is printing, building or posting it. Scroll on for what sits inside each of the four.
A phone call or a coffee. What it is for, who it is aimed at, and when you need it.
Paper first. Routes drawn out before anything gets opened on the Mac.
You see real options, not one take-it-or-leave-it. Amends included, within reason.
Print-ready artwork to the printer, sign-maker or your team — correct first time.
01 / What Steve does
The mark, the type, the colours — and the thinking that holds them together. Twenty years of building identities that still look right a decade later.
02 / What Steve does
One idea, carried across every format it needs to live in — without losing its nerve on the way from a six-sheet to a phone screen.
03 / What Steve does
Artwork that looks like the rest of your brand rather than an afterthought bolted on by whoever had a spare afternoon.
04 / What Steve does
The part most designers get wrong. Files that land at the printer right first time, because Steve has been supplying them since before InDesign had tabs.
Not sure which one you need?
Most people ring up asking for a leaflet and leave with something that works harder for the same money. Tell Steve what you are trying to achieve and he will tell you what it needs — including when the answer is “less than you thought”.
In their words
“Steve took the brief and produced a set of designs across all marketing formats, from socials to print materials, that exceeded all expectations. He's a pleasure to work with but more importantly, he produces high quality work.”
“He worked with us to understand the scope, offered advice, utilised our colours and branding and produced work that showcased our company fantastically — leading to both enquiries and sales.”
See it in practice
The brief, what went wrong, and how it got solved — including the sign that had to be trimmed with an angle grinder at half five in the morning.
Let's begin
Tell Steve what you need. You'll get a straight answer, a sensible price, and a person on the other end of it.