Built for the work between the idea and the finished file
Counterpoint Creative Solutions Ltd works with individuals, entrepreneurs and small businesses that need practical creative support for their projects and brands. The work covers creative concept development, brand presentation, promotional content planning, visual project coordination, campaign ideas, and the organisation of creative materials for online and offline use.
That list is deliberately practical. Most of the people we work with do not want a creative partner who disappears into a concept deck. They want someone who will agree what the work is for, produce it, and hand it over in a form they can keep using.
Four positions that shape the work
Brief first, always
Nothing gets made until the objective is written down and agreed. It is the cheapest place to catch a misunderstanding.
Consistency over novelty
A recognisable look wins more trust than a clever one. We protect the rule that makes you recognisable.
No invented credentials
We describe the work and the process. We do not invent awards, client names or performance numbers.
One decision-maker
Projects move when one person can approve. We help you nominate them before we start.
Three ways clients normally engage us
A single defined piece
One audit, one session or one content batch. Fixed entry price, short timeline, written handover at the end.
A programme of work
Positioning, content and campaign planning delivered in sequence over six to twelve weeks, with one direction holding it together.
Alongside your team
We take the strategy, art direction or overflow production while your team keeps the day-to-day. Ownership is agreed in writing.
How the work is made
We would rather tell you a project is not right for us than take it on and discover it halfway through. That answer costs you an email; the other one costs you a quarter.
See the work in more detail
Services
The five services, what each one includes and what it costs to start.
Our approach
The principles we apply when making creative decisions.
Process
The six stages every project moves through, from brief to handover.