Four mood boards, one chosen concept, a campaign line, samples for the platforms you use, and a short style guide. Same drafts, same voice-overs, no calls.
Three or four concepts, each with its own images, palette and one-line idea. You pick one, or mix two.
A campaign line, a caption system and a sign-off, with do and don’t examples in your voice.
Feed posts, stories, email and print with placeholder images or yours, laid out on the real formats.
A short list of rules so the next fifty posts look like the first five.
Two boards won and became one campaign. Every shade is shown beside the ground it came from, dirt first, then skin. The tin is sold like a good coat: buy one, keep it, refill it.
One cut, raking light. A thumb drags the pigment across the back of a hand, then the same stripe across a cheekbone. Hold on the label card. No music, just room tone and the scrape of the tin lid.
“Stay grounded.”
Raw Umber, PBr 7. Dug, ground, pressed. It comes in a tin you refill, so you only buy it once.
Umber is a concept brand made to show the process. Photos are placeholders from Unsplash and concept mockups, to be licensed or reshot before use.
One campaign, up to three drafts and the final, each with a voice-over. Built from your approved brand guidelines.
The campaign is built from approved guidelines. If you have them from Sunroom, we use those. If you don’t, start with the brand guidelines.
Either way works. You can bring licensed photography, or we can lay the samples out with free image placeholders so you can use those, or eventually drop your own in.
A live designer checks every draft before you see it. Notes and voice-overs run through recordings and AI, so there are no calls.
3 to 5 business days. Rush is 48 hours.