Studios
Graphics Studio
Problems
What we solve.
Campaign art, product visuals and brand systems start from a blank canvas every time.
A graphics app bound to the brand. The next brief starts from a system, not a fresh prompt.
A generated image cannot be opened by the designer who has to ship it.
Outputs stay as files a designer can still edit in the tools they already use.
Variants go out without a review of rights or of the brand.
Review, rights and an asset library sit in the app before anything is shipped.
Tech stack
What we build on.
Image models on PyTorch and Nvidia, plus paid models when the brief needs them. Designers keep the file.
PyTorch
TensorFlow
NVIDIA
OpenAI
Gemini
Python
What the studio does
A designer or a marketer starts from a brief and a brand system: colour, type, logo rules, photography direction, and the formats you actually ship. The app produces campaign graphics, social sets, product visuals and presentation art as variants of that system.
The point is a set you can review, reject and regenerate, then take into the design tools your team already uses. Approved assets go into a library with the brief and a rights note attached.
The brand system comes first
We do not start from a prompt and a hope. The system is written down: which colours, which type, how the logo may and may not be used, what photography looks like, what is off limits. Generations that break those rules do not reach the library.
If the brand system is only in people’s heads, the first weeks are spent writing it down with your designers. An app cannot keep a rule that was never stated.
- Colour, type and logo rules a generation can be checked against.
- The formats you ship: sizes, crops, safe areas.
- References you approve, and references you reject.
- What the picture is allowed to claim.
- Who reviews before an asset is used.
Campaigns
A campaign is a family, not a single image. The line comes from Content Studio when there is a written brief. Graphics Studio makes the pictures that carry that line: the master, the crops, the sizes each channel needs.
Variants stay in the family. A social crop does not invent a new layout. If a variant breaks the system, it is rejected in review, not quietly exported.
Product visuals
Product imagery starts from the product you have: a photograph, a model, a spec. The studio makes the scenes and the crops you need, inside the rules. It does not invent a feature the product does not have, and it does not change a label’s words.
The designer can still open the file. A flattened picture with no way back is not the delivery.
What designers can still edit
Outputs are meant to move into the tools your team uses. Type stays type where the format allows. Layers, or the equivalent your tool expects, are part of the handoff. A designer can change a line, a crop or a colour without starting again.
The library keeps the brief, the generation and the approved file together. The next person can see why this one shipped.
Review and rights
A named person reviews before an asset is used outside the team. Review checks the brand rules, the claim the picture makes, and whether the references were ones you are allowed to use.
We do not hide where a reference came from. If a rights question is open, the asset stays in review. We will not put it in the library to be decided later.
Who it is for
Brand, design and marketing teams that need many on-brand visuals and do not want each one to start from a blank prompt. Product companies that want graphics generation inside a tool they offer, still with a review before anything is public.
What you get
- An application bound to your brand system.
- Generation and variation for the format family in the first release.
- Files your designers can still edit.
- Review before an asset leaves the team.
- A library that keeps the brief, the file and the rights note together.
- Templates so the next brief starts from the system, not from zero.
What we will not ship
We will not ship generation that ignores logo, type or colour rules. We will not hide training-data or reference rights. We will not replace your design team with an export button. We will not invent a product feature in a picture.
How it meets the other work
Content Studio writes the line and the captions. Graphics Studio makes the pictures for that brief. Documents can supply a checked page when a visual has to follow a real spec or a real label. Model Training is the path when the picture-making itself has to be a model you own.
The first release
One family of assets: a campaign system or a product visual set. The brand rules for that family. Review. The library. The path into the tool your designers already open. A second family is the next increment.
Commercials
Fixed-scope studio build, priced after we have seen the brand rules and the formats you ship most often. The first increment is one family, dated, with review in place.
Questions
Can designers still edit the result?
Yes. Outputs are meant to move into your design tools. A locked image with no source is not a finished delivery.
How do you keep visuals on brand?
The brand rules are written down, generations are checked against them, and a person reviews before anything reaches the library.
Who writes the words on the picture?
Content Studio, when the words are a piece of content. Graphics Studio places them. A label that already exists is not rewritten by the picture.
What if our brand rules are not written down?
Then writing them, with your designers, is part of the start. The app cannot keep a rule that only lives in memory.
Can this sit inside a product we sell?
Yes. Review before publish stays. Your customers do not get an export that skips the person you named.
Will our brand files train a shared model?
No. References and brand files stay in this engagement.
Next step
Start with two weeks.
A fixed-fee discovery gives you a ranked use-case portfolio, a target architecture, a cost model and a build proposal you can take to your board. If we don't find a case worth building, we tell you.