Here are some real answers, to save us both a little bit of time.
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I cover the gambit of presence building (e.g. positioning), messaging (e.g. headline copy), visual identity design (e.g. logos and colors), and web design (UX, UI, and front-end development).
I’m extremely organised, and you will know exactly what steps lie ahead of us from day dot. I’m generous with my time and I have no problem hearing criticism or justifying creative decisions.
You betcha! Usually my ideation-only work starts with a series of workshops, research (and sometimes customer interviews), and then leads into an ongoing advisory memberships.
I make every effort to keep prices reasonable for premium creative goods and services, and in comparison to others I are not the most expensive.
Certainly you can pay much less. But my services are grounded in producing visual stories for most of my working and non-working life. Each has a little piece of me in them. The good thing when you make something that lasts, over time an expensive purchase will become great value for money.
I believe these are fair prices for our client and customers to pay given the quality of materials and the craftsmanship that goes into making each piece of media. I don’t charge for the love. That comes unconditionally.
Probably not. I occasionally make exceptions for resonant organisations devoted to issues that are important to me—such as free speech, direct democracy, and decentralisation.
I studied Industrial Design at university before pursuing a variety of business interests in 2017. I’m mostly self-taught through books, online courses, self-initiated projects, and client work.
Most of them are listed here.
Here in the studio in Melbourne. Down on the south edge of Australia. The interesting stuff always happens on the edges.
Oh boy, you need to come visit. Australia is a clever country on the southern part of the globe. It’s a beautiful place to live, work and play.
Marrowmark was started by @sammythehaymaker.
That’s a good question, there’s a more elaborate answer here.
Yep. In January 2021 it switched over to Marrowmark.
I prefer ongoing partnerships over one-project stands, and will discount initial flows for monogamous relationships. I’m also flexible with payment terms.
I like to work fast, but to do that, I need the time and money it takes for me to focus.
I appreciate your interest in how the Marrowmark authors things on the internet or internet adjacent. The ability to peek under the hood is a big part of what makes the web special. Imagine if things had gone Adobe's way with Flash, with every site running on lil swf binaries. There wouldn't be an expectation of source accessibility. The web would be a different place.Instead we collectively enjoy this practice of popping the hood and searching for clues. _What frameworks are they using? How pro is this wacky site? What are these people like?_App related
MM is on Webflow. There are so many options in 2021 but WF is good no-code tool that offer design flexibility.
It’s a pretty nice place to hangout and there are a bunch of fun people making things that seem impossible.
Shoot me an email at fyi@marrowmark.xyz and I'll be happy to answer them. See you there!