Process

We believe that a project's success can be judged on the quality of the brief itself so we like to confirm everything in writing before we commence. However we do understand that this is not always possible, and sometimes there is just not enough time for the client to fill in a briefing document to get reaction work done. As long as we are both clear on sides we'll get off to the best start.

If you have a brief for us to consider, please fill in our quick and easy Briefing Form.

Who, what, when, how? Every new brief we receive in the studio gets set some time put aside to research the best direction to take the project and look into the best way to execute the work.

Each project requires a different level of research, which is exciting, as through research ideas form and the creative juices start to flow!

Once we know what we need to do we start the ideas stage, which usually involves a cup of tea and a drawing pad, and sketch out our ideas, before putting it to a studio vote. We like to work as a unit and all get behind the ideas for the project. We then end up scamping up the idea so we can show our clients the direction we're heading quickly and efficiently. It also allows us to think about issues we may have along the way.

Let the creative begin! Once ideas and scamps have been approved, we then start collating high res imagery and bring the concepts to life. We are always in constant contact with the client, so you feel like your dealing with the artist themselves, not their assistants! We look into the finishes, deliverables and online functions for you, so the final product is beyond your expectations and imagination.

Once, we've signed off the clients project, we get all excited and look forward to see the printed material or hear back reviews of the website or product. We are always proud of our work and won't let anything sub-standard leave our studio so our clients are always satisfied. Here at tea* we are always looking to improve so we try and get some experience feedback from our clients so we can keep learning.