One image that carries the whole campaign
Posters, key visuals and campaign worlds. The same studio craft as the video work, held still — and usually the cheaper place to start.
Not every job needs thirty seconds of motion. A poster on a wall, a banner above a counter, a single image that stops the scroll — these still do an enormous amount of work in Zimbabwe, and most businesses are fighting with a phone photo and a free design app.
What we make
- Key visuals — one image built to carry a campaign across poster, feed, banner and flyer
- Posters and print — sized and resolved properly for the press you are actually using
- Product stills — your product lit the way a studio would light it
- Profile and cover art — the images a customer sees before they read a word about you
- Campaign worlds — a consistent look across a set, so five posts read as one brand
- Frames pulled from video — if we have made you an ad, the stills often come almost free
Why one image beats five
The common mistake is to design a different graphic for every post. It feels like more value. It is actually less — a customer who sees five unrelated images does not register any of them as yours.
One strong key visual, reused with discipline, is cheaper to make and far more recognisable. Repetition is what turns a design into a brand.
Where to see the work
Every poster on the work page is a still from a delivered production. That is the standard, and it is the fastest way to judge whether this is for you — if it does not hold up on your screen, no description here will change that.
The rule we keep
We will not build a scene and present it as a photograph of your real premises, your real staff or your real customers. Where an image mixes your actual product with a constructed setting, you will know exactly which is which, and so will anyone who asks.
The same restraint runs through the video work. It is what makes the rest of it trustworthy.
Tell us the size first
The single most useful thing you can say at the start is where the image is going. A3 poster, shop banner, Instagram post, WhatsApp Status, newspaper. Each wants a different resolution and a different crop, and building for the right one from the beginning costs nothing — rescuing it afterwards costs quality.
- What do you need from me?
- One clear photograph of the product or premises, your logo if you have a proper file, and a line about where the image will be used. A poster for a wall and a profile banner are different jobs.
- Can you work from my existing photos?
- Yes, and often that is the better result. A real photograph of your real product, relit and set properly, is more convincing than something built from nothing.
- Do I get files I can print?
- Yes. Tell us the size before we start — a poster for A3 and an image for Instagram need different resolutions, and it is much cheaper to build for the right one than to rescue it afterwards.
- What is a key visual?
- One image that carries a campaign everywhere it appears — the poster, the feed post, the banner, the flyer. Getting one right is cheaper than designing five separate things and more recognisable to a customer who sees it twice.
- Will you say when an image is generated?
- Yes. We do not present a built scene as a photograph of your actual premises or your actual staff. Where an image mixes your real product with a constructed setting, you will know which is which.
- How much does it cost?
- Quoted per project, and usually less than video. A single key visual is a small job. A full campaign set across print and social is scoped properly first.
One clear shot of the product, and where the image is going to live. That is enough to start and enough for us to tell you what it will cost.