Thumbnails we made for clients who said we could show them, and studio concepts made for fictional videos to show our approach.
For clients
Client work goes here, with permission.
We only show a client’s thumbnails when they tick the box that says we may. Until the first ones arrive, the studio concepts below, made for fictional videos, show how we think.
“Fix a slipping bike chain”Concept, not a clientOne object, cropped big; a promise you can read from across the room.“Ramen at home for five dollars”Concept, not a clientThe price is the hook, so the price is the biggest thing in the frame.“How I saved my first thousand”Concept, not a clientTwo colours and one object: it still reads at the smallest size.“Bringing a dead laptop back”Concept, not a clientDark ground, one glow, white type: it stands out in a bright feed.“Two days camping on a sea cliff”Concept, not a clientThe tent is tiny on purpose; the headline carries the story.“Growing tomatoes from one seed”Concept, not a clientWarm light and a close crop on the thing the video is about.
