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Branding / UI & UX / Creative Design

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Thoughtful design. Distinctive outcomes.

A closer look at how identity, experience, and creative come together.

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Self-initiated concept

Corvid Press

  • Brand identity
  • Typography
  • Print

The challenge: an independent publisher whose covers were unrecognisable side by side on a shelf. The approach: a registration-mark monogram and a strict two-weight display system that holds from a spine to a poster, with four fixed inks so every title looks related without looking identical.

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Self-initiated concept

Atlas Field

  • Product UI
  • Design system
  • Responsive web

The challenge: route planning that buried the one thing people arrive for. The approach: a search-first layout, a map that stays visible while results change, and a documented component set sized for developer handoff.

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Self-initiated concept

Nocturne

  • Art direction
  • Campaign system
  • Social

The challenge: a late-night concert season that had to read at three metres and three centimetres. The approach: one typographic lock-up, a fixed cobalt-and-ink contrast rule, and a tile system that keeps posters, tickets and social in the same voice.

Services

From first impression to every interaction.

Three ways we work, scoped to what the project actually needs.

Branding

A clear identity that gives your business a recognizable point of view.

  • Brand discovery and positioning
  • Visual identity
  • Logo systems
  • Color and typography
  • Brand guidelines
  • Packaging and brand applications

UI/UX & Web Design

Digital experiences that help people understand, navigate, and take the next step.

  • Website strategy and structure
  • User journeys
  • Wireframes
  • Responsive website design
  • Product interface design
  • Interactive prototypes
  • Design systems and developer handoff

Creative Design

A consistent creative direction across the places your brand shows up.

  • Campaign concepts
  • Art direction
  • Social creative
  • Digital advertising design
  • Presentations
  • Marketing collateral

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Studio

Good design starts with understanding.

What makes your business different? What do your customers need to understand? What should they feel when they find you? We start with those questions, then shape a visual identity and digital experience that brings the answers to life.

Clarity first.
Make the message easy to understand.
Every detail matters.
Create consistency from the big idea to the smallest interaction.
Built together.
Keep communication clear and decisions collaborative.

Question oneWhat makes you different?Becomes a point of view you can state in one line — and an identity built on that line.

Question twoWhat must land first?Becomes the order of the page: what a visitor reads in three seconds, and what can wait.

Question threeWhat should it feel like?Becomes the type, the colour and the pace of every screen and every printed piece.

Process

A clear process. Room for great ideas.

Four stages, with the scope agreed before the work starts.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Understand the business, audience, goals, and scope.

  2. 02

    Define

    Establish the creative direction, structure, and priorities.

  3. 03

    Design

    Develop the work, share progress, and refine it through focused feedback.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Prepare the final assets and handoff so the work is ready for its next step.

Questions

Before you get in touch.

Brand identities, websites and digital experiences, and creative assets for campaigns and everyday marketing.

Yes. A project can build on an existing identity or explore a new direction, depending on what the business needs.

Website design and developer handoff can be scoped as part of the project. Any development requirements should be discussed before work begins.

Pricing depends on the scope, complexity, and deliverables. Start by sharing what you need so the project can be defined clearly.

Send a short introduction to tina@motionscreatives.com with your project, goals, and any timing requirements.

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Let's make your next move.

A new brand, a better website, or a fresh creative direction. Tell us what you're working on.

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Email is the fastest route to a reply. Tell us the project, the goal, and any timing you are working to.

  1. 01What you are building, or rebuilding.
  2. 02What it needs to do better than it does now.
  3. 03Any dates you are working to.

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Self-initiated concept

Corvid Press

Brand identity · Typography · Print

The design goal

Make a small publisher's list recognisable as one house without flattening the individual titles. The test was a shelf: six spines, three metres away.

The approach

A registration mark drawn from print production becomes the monogram, so the identity carries the craft of the work. Two display weights, four fixed inks, and one rule position do the rest.

What is shown

Cover system, monogram application, business card, type specimen, letterhead with seal, and the ink palette with values.

Status

Self-initiated concept, created to demonstrate identity thinking. Not commissioned work, and no client, result, or performance claim is attached to it.

Self-initiated concept

Atlas Field

Product UI · Design system · Responsive web

The design goal

Put the decision first. People arrive to answer one question — where can I go this weekend — and the layout should answer it before anything else asks for attention.

The approach

Search leads, filters sit beside it as a single row, results and the map share one viewport so comparing never costs a page load, and the mobile screen keeps the same reading order rather than a reduced one.

What is shown

Desktop route list with map panel, mobile route detail, and the colour, rule and spacing tokens the screens are built from.

Status

Self-initiated concept. Interface content is authored for demonstration; no product, user numbers, or outcomes are implied.

Self-initiated concept

Nocturne

Art direction · Campaign system · Social

The design goal

One concert season, read from a street poster and from a phone in a dark room. The same idea had to survive both distances.

The approach

The wordmark breaks across three lines so it scales as a shape, not a word. Cobalt and ink alternate by placement rather than by whim, and the clear space is defined as one cap height so every application stays sure of itself.

What is shown

Lead poster, secondary poster, two social tiles with the mark's safe area, horizontal lock-up, and the printed ticket.

Status

Self-initiated concept. Events, dates and venues are invented for the demonstration and are not real listings.

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