A home of their own online
Five pages (home, their story, a media kit, an email sign-up and a sample newsletter) and an assistant that answers visitors. It sits beside the channel and never replaces it.
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A client site that is live, a campaign we produced from end to end, and the concept studies we build to learn each sector before anyone asks.
A photographer of families, couples and women, between central Portugal and Ontario. We built her website around her own archive: black and white first, with a switch that brings the colour back, a short film made from her photographs, and the real places she shoots.

An example of a campaign we produced from end to end, for the Portuguese Seventh-day Adventist Church of Toronto and their week of music and prayer in October 2026: a trailer, teaser Reels, posters, a seven-night countdown, stories in two languages, roll-up banners, and the plan that ties it all together.


The pieces are the part you can see. This is the work that carried them, from the first idea to the last night.
Roll-up banners at 30 × 72 inches, story posters, a bookmark with a sign-up code and a welcome poster for the door, in Portuguese and English, ready to print. The church chooses; nothing is printed without them.
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To learn a sector we build for it first. These are studies: made by us, unasked. They are not clients and we claim no results. Names, logos, people and contact details are removed. Open any of them to see its opening screen.


Slow, warm video of the food and one clear next step: the menu, or an order.
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Every chapter of the menu with its own title and a line of story, each dish named in both of the kitchen's alphabets.
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A tone of celebration, the signature dish given its own chapter, and an assistant that answers in the guest's language.
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Rooms shown as places to live in, not listings, in Portuguese first, with booking two taps away.
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Hard science made readable: what the lab studies, why it matters, and how to join.
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Buying a first home in a new country, in your own language, from the first question to the keys.
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A home online for a family that films its own story. The full study is just below.
One study, in depthA family filming their life on forty acres of forest: the road, the well, the solar, the winters at forty below. We did not stop at a website. This is everything we imagined for them, each piece able to stand on its own.
A study: proposed by us, unasked. Names, faces and handles are left out.
Five pages (home, their story, a media kit, an email sign-up and a sample newsletter) and an assistant that answers visitors. It sits beside the channel and never replaces it.
See the opening screen

A forest badge, a hand-lettered wordmark and a one-line landscape. First sketches only, to be drawn with them, never for them.
Audience, reach, real integration examples and a clear rate card in one link, so every sponsor conversation starts from the numbers.
The one channel no platform can switch off: a sign-up on the site and a newsletter ready to send, in their own voice.
It answers the questions viewers ask again and again, in any language, from what the family has already shared.
Reels, carousels and stories cut from scenes the channel already filmed: captioned, ready to post, at their pace.
A daily devotional written from real homestead life, offered first to their own list, so the shelf, the reader and the relationship stay theirs.

One real transformation — our own site — alongside concept directions for the worlds we build in. Each card sweeps from the old to the new.
Before
After
Our own site — from a dark developer template to a cinematic, editorial experience.
BeforeAfter
From a 2000s-era menu page to an editorial dining experience with signature-dish video.
BeforeAfter
Trust and calm from the very first click — quiet typography, honest photography.
BeforeAfter
Listings that feel like a magazine spread — space, light and a sense of place.
BeforeAfter
From an abandoned site to a premium showcase that conveys scale and trust.
The four sector cards are concept directions we designed to show how we approach each world. The “before” screens are invented, not anyone's real site.

