Menus & food
Menu layouts and revisions, seasonal inserts, meal cards, specials, and food-led collateral. Clear information with some appetite.
Working together
A good start.
A steady hand.
Build something with character. Then keep it useful, current, and unmistakably yours.
Ongoing creative support
For the work that keeps coming.
01 / Ongoing support
A familiar face.
A fresh set of eyes.
The menu changes. A season turns. There’s a new event to tell people about, or a page on the website that needs some attention.
A monthly creative relationship keeps those things moving with someone who already knows the business. We agree on the priorities and scope, then get to work.
A relationship in practice
Whitney Peak
& company.
A hotel, restaurant, climbing gym, and concert hall. A body of work that keeps growing with the business.
See what that looks like
From guest-room details to the next website update.
02 / A defined project
Something new.
Or a better fit.
A brand identity, a thoughtful refresh, a new website, or a specific piece of creative work. We’ll define the job, the deliverables, and the way through it.
You don’t have to start from scratch. Existing identities, photographs, and hard-won knowledge can be the best place to begin.
Projects can include
- Identity and supporting marks
- Menus and print systems
- Website design
- Campaign artwork
- Illustration and art direction
- Food and hospitality photography
Photography, video, media spend, and outside production are scoped separately when needed.
A straightforward way to work
Talk. Make. Keep going.
Get acquainted.
What’s the business? What’s already working? What’s on the list, and who needs to be involved?
Set a useful scope.
Agree on the work, priorities, review process, and budget. A defined project or an ongoing relationship, depending on the need.
Make it happen.
Develop the work, review it together, and prepare the agreed deliverables. For ongoing work, revisit the priorities as the business changes.
A few practical questions
Before we
pull up a chair.
Can we start with one project?+
Yes. A focused job is a sensible way to start. Ongoing support can follow if it makes sense for both sides.
What if we already have a brand?+
That’s often the starting point. The work can build on an existing identity, improve consistency, or refresh the parts that need attention.
Does ongoing support include photography?+
A shoot can support the relationship, but it’s scoped separately. Day-to-day design can make good use of the image library you already have.
How do we work out the monthly scope?+
Start with the recurring work and upcoming priorities. We’ll agree on a manageable set of deliverables, a review process, and the budget before committing.
To get started
What’s on your plate?
Tell us about your business, the work you need help with, and any timing or budget you have in mind.
Start a conversation