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One look across everything you publish

The rules that keep your photography, video, and design looking like they came from the same business.

Most businesses end up with a folder of images that do not look related, because each one was shot or made by a different person on a different day. Art direction sets the look first, then holds every shoot and every asset to it. That consistency is what makes people recognise your work before they read the name on it.

What this covers

  1. Look and reference

    A short visual direction agreed up front: framing, colour, lighting, and the feel we are aiming for.

  2. Shoot direction

    Someone on the day making sure what gets captured matches the direction, not just what looks good in the moment.

  3. Image standards

    Written rules for crops, colour treatment, and what does and does not get used, so anyone can follow them later.

  4. Applied across assets

    The same direction carried through web, social, print, and video, so the pieces sit together.

  5. Handover

    The direction written down and handed to you, so a future shoot picks up where this one left off.

With the free build

A free build sets the layout and the type, and the imagery has to live inside it. Art direction makes sure everything you add later fits that frame instead of fighting it.

Free build on an eligible hosting plan. Terms on the offer page.

Frequently asked questions

Is this separate from a logo or brand identity?

It sits alongside it. A brand identity covers the logo, type, and colours, while art direction covers how photography and video get shot and treated.

Do we need art direction for a single shoot?

Not always. It earns its place when you are building a library over time, or when more than one person is producing images for you.

Ready when you are.

About three minutes to apply. No payment details, no obligation — a real look at whether a free build fits.

Free build on an eligible hosting plan. Terms on the offer page.