After a fruitful few years of learning how to run and operate a design studio, it’s with the utmost excitement and pleasure that we announce that, well, we’re done.
As a studio, we have always strived to make honest and interesting work for clients and ourselves. (You can see some of that work here.)
We started the studio because we wanted to learn. And learn we did. We had the immense privilege of learning everything from the fine art of proposal writing to creating identity systems that react to music.
And we tried to share what we learned, too. As a final takeaway, please enjoy our Google Drive, scrubbed of all the stuff that would get us sued, but still a sizeable chunk of documents of varying levels of usefulness. It represents the tools we used and created for ourselves along the way and we hope it can provide some insight for anyone who might be curious about this stuff, too.
Thank you to everyone who was a part of it, either by working with us, paying us, believing in us or some combination of the aforementioned.
Onward and upward,
Carly — hello@carlyayres.com
Pedro —
info@psanches.com
Nicky
— https://nickytes.la
Andrew
— http://andrewherzog.com
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New in the sense that they just started and also in the way they work and think— including how to operate a studio
Business that services client’s creative needs and fosters their own creative endeavors
They are designers, writers, strategists, and engineers
Brand identities, installations, activations, contemplations, websites, books, films, content, experiences, commercials, apps, and objects.
The use of words, visuals, and other means to convey messages from one thing to another
Experiences that invite people to touch, click, poke, tweet, talk, and engage with something beyond themselves
An initiative of our own to make the creative industry a little more accessible to people of a diversity of perspectives and experiences
info@hawraf.com