Revitalize · campaign systemFive offers, one recognisable studio.A connected poster family for treatments, classes, meditation, training, and the wider wellness service.Commercial artwork & promo media
Make the business impossible to mistake.
Campaign artwork, character identities, event posters, social graphics, Christmas cards, print-ready promos, and short commercial reels built around the actual business, its audience, and the action it needs people to take.
Across the client work
Each business gets its own visual language.
Commercial material should belong to the business it represents. These are not recoloured templates: the tone, imagery, message, and action change with the audience.
Revitalize · campaign systemFive offers, one recognisable studio.A connected poster family for treatments, classes, meditation, training, and the wider wellness service.
Maya's Café · direct ordersTurn attention into an order.Food-led promotion carrying the café identity, customer incentive, QR route, and ordering platform in one frame.
Northfield · event campaignA programme with range.One recognisable campaign system giving four very different event nights their own public character.
E Fitness & Therapy · digital identityCalm, human, and ready to move.A complete web direction shaped around trust, confidence, personal care, and a direct route to booking.From venue screen to social feed
One night. Built for more than one screen.
The Midnight Vibes campaign was edited as a connected set rather than one fixed video. The landscape master presents the venue and atmosphere on larger displays; the portrait cut carries the same night into the format people naturally watch on a phone.
Show the room, not just the announcement.
The wider edit combines a branded opening, the real venue, food, guests, and the rhythm of the night for web and venue-screen presentation.
The same campaign, shaped for the phone.
A vertical edit gives the campaign a natural route into reels, stories, and other mobile-first placements.
Character-led identity
A campaign can have a face people recognise.
For Maya’s Café and Northfield Trade Centre, Tecknomancy developed Sophia as a repeatable visual host. Her uniform, palette, posture, and presentation connect the venue identity to individual offers without making every campaign look the same.
Northfield · character foundationA recognisable host for the venue.A reusable character direction built around the Northfield uniform, gold-and-black palette, venue atmosphere, and a clear space for changing commercial messages.
Maya’s Café + Northfield · campaign applicationThe identity steps into the actual offer.Sophia carries the Midnight Vibes message into a finished campaign with venue branding, event details, pricing, booking route, and QR action working together.Northfield Trade Center
Commercial work with range.
One public identity can still do many different jobs: promote an event series, make a booking route clear, or turn an available space into an offer people can act on.
Event series
Four Nights, one strong campaign.
The event programme gives the whole series a single public voice, while leaving space for each night to carry its own character across social promotion, screens, booking routes, and printed material.
A branded route into the venue.
A direct, branded booking graphic: the public offer, venue identity, and next action all in one place.
Turn the space into the offer.
A different commercial job entirely: make the venue feel aspirational, explain what it suits, and give people a clear way to enquire.
Selected campaign archive
One campaign can keep changing without losing its identity.
A business does not promote the same message forever. The offer, audience, season, and format can all change while the work still feels unmistakably connected. These are selected pieces from a much wider working archive.
Northfield · four-night programme
Four audiences. Four atmospheres. One venue.
Each night has its own visual world, while the venue name, booking action, and campaign structure remain recognisable.
Revitalize · service campaign
Different reasons to visit. One trusted studio.
The campaign moves from the whole business into focused services without losing the calm, warm identity built around care and confidence.
More than still artwork
Campaigns can move, change season, and keep working.
These are three examples from a much broader motion and seasonal archive that also includes venue-screen adverts, short social cuts, restaurant promos, opening-hours films, event launches, and festive campaigns.
Place, pace, atmosphere
A short commercial reel that gives a customer a feel for the place before they arrive.
Tree decoration contest
A focused seasonal promo designed to make an in-person event feel worth showing up for.
Christmas becomes its own offer
The same café can shift into a festive campaign with its own meal, date, price, and direct booking action.
Built around the brief
Not a template catalogue.
The work begins with the actual offer, audience, venue or service, and where the promotion will be seen. Then the visual route is shaped to make that message land clearly.
One visual system
Poster, screen, social, website, ticket, and print material can all speak with the same voice.
Cards people keep
Christmas cards, invitations, thank-you cards, menus, and print-ready pieces made to feel personal while staying unmistakably on-brand.
More than decoration
Every visual has a job: sell, announce, invite, explain, direct, or help someone book.
Motion when it helps
Short edits can add energy and atmosphere without hiding the offer or slowing down the campaign.
Bring the idea
A rough brief is enough to begin.
A poster, launch, menu, Christmas card, event, short reel, screen advert, or a connected campaign can all start with a simple conversation about what needs to happen next.
Commercial brief
Let’s make the offer visible.
Tell Tecknomancy what you are promoting, who needs to see it, and where it will appear. We will help shape the right public route.