man standing
man standing

Sep 14, 2024

How AI Is Changing the Creative Process

From concept to execution—how smart tools are making bold ideas real, faster.

AI tools

Creative process

Innovation

Impact & Fast Creativity

Creativity has always been about intuition, curiosity, and timing. But now it’s also about tools. Not because tech replaces talent, but because when used right, AI expands what’s possible.

We, as creative rebels, don’t fear AI. We build with it. It’s not our replacement, it’s our creative copilot. A tool to sharpen ideas, reduce the grunt work, and take us from insight to impact, faster and smarter.

Woman Leaning

What AI does (and doesn’t do)

What AI does (and doesn’t do)

AI doesn’t give you taste. It doesn’t know your user. And it won’t crack your brand voice. But it will:

  • Suggest better angles in seconds

  • Save hours in content generation

  • Help prototype campaigns, visuals, or narratives

  • Transform 1 idea into 100 executions


The magic happens when humans prompt well and steer with intention.


Prompts aren’t just commands—they’re creative blueprints. A vague input leads to a vague result. But a well-crafted prompt can simulate a brainstorm, challenge assumptions, or reframe an entire idea.


How to prompt better:


  • Set the scene: Assign the AI a role. “You’re a creative director for a bold startup…”

  • Shape the tone: Be explicit. “Keep it short, confident, zero fluff.”

  • Give context: Add brand voice samples, target audience, or successful past ideas.

  • Treat it like a partner: Iterate. Ask it to challenge the first draft, remix it, or push it further.


AI won’t replace your thinking. But it will amplify it, f you ask the right way.

Woman In The Grass
Woman In The Beach

Our favorite AI tools (and how we use them)

Our favorite AI tools (and how we use them)

These aren’t just shortcuts. They’re part of how to work smarter, prototype faster, and push ideas further. From strategy to visuals to mood and sound, these are the AI tools we use to supercharge creativity, without losing the human spark that makes it matter.

Strategy & Messaging Tools:


  • ChatGPT
    Our go-to for tone exploration, messaging variations, naming options, and strategic reframing. Think of it as a smart sparring partner—not a writer, but a provoker.


  • Notion AI
    Perfect for documenting, organizing ideas, and structuring strategic outputs. We use it to turn chaos into clean outlines, taglines, or briefing drafts fast.

Visual Concepting Tools


  • Recraft
    Design explorations in minutes. We use it for layout drafts, quick graphics, and playful iterations during early stages.


  • Midjourney
    Great for worldbuilding. It helps us visualize concepts and atmospheres before investing in production. Especially useful for art direction and reference decks.


Creative Expansion & Moodboarding


  • Reve
    Reve is an impressive tool to build moodboards, explore brand universes, and collaborate visually in real time. It’s like mapping your brand’s personality in layers.


  • Suno AI
    A powerful ally for audio branding and storytelling. Whether we need a custom track, voice vibe, or conceptual tone—Suno adds sound to the brand experience.


AI doesn’t kill creativity—it organizes it: When your workflow is intelligent, your ideas get sharper, faster. You’re not spending hours searching for references or rewriting the same headline. You’re testing, evolving, and shipping.

That’s how we use AI: not to finish the work for us, but to push the work further.


Let’s stop asking whether AI will replace creatives. It won’t. Let’s ask:
How can it help the brave ones move faster?

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FAQ

FAQ

01

How do you work with clients?

02

What’s your typical project timeline?

03

Do you offer strategy only services?

04

What makes you different from traditional agencies?

05

Are you really that involved in the process?

06

Can we start small and grow from there?

07

Do you have experience in our industry?

08

Can you help if we already have an internal team?

01

How do you work with clients?

02

What’s your typical project timeline?

03

Do you offer strategy only services?

04

What makes you different from traditional agencies?

05

Are you really that involved in the process?

06

Can we start small and grow from there?

07

Do you have experience in our industry?

08

Can you help if we already have an internal team?

man standing
man standing

Sep 14, 2024

How AI Is Changing the Creative Process

From concept to execution—how smart tools are making bold ideas real, faster.

AI tools

Creative process

Innovation

Impact & Fast Creativity

Creativity has always been about intuition, curiosity, and timing. But now it’s also about tools. Not because tech replaces talent, but because when used right, AI expands what’s possible.

We, as creative rebels, don’t fear AI. We build with it. It’s not our replacement, it’s our creative copilot. A tool to sharpen ideas, reduce the grunt work, and take us from insight to impact, faster and smarter.

Woman Leaning

What AI does (and doesn’t do)

AI doesn’t give you taste. It doesn’t know your user. And it won’t crack your brand voice. But it will:

  • Suggest better angles in seconds

  • Save hours in content generation

  • Help prototype campaigns, visuals, or narratives

  • Transform 1 idea into 100 executions


The magic happens when humans prompt well and steer with intention.


Prompts aren’t just commands—they’re creative blueprints. A vague input leads to a vague result. But a well-crafted prompt can simulate a brainstorm, challenge assumptions, or reframe an entire idea.


How to prompt better:


  • Set the scene: Assign the AI a role. “You’re a creative director for a bold startup…”

  • Shape the tone: Be explicit. “Keep it short, confident, zero fluff.”

  • Give context: Add brand voice samples, target audience, or successful past ideas.

  • Treat it like a partner: Iterate. Ask it to challenge the first draft, remix it, or push it further.


AI won’t replace your thinking. But it will amplify it, f you ask the right way.

Woman In The Grass
Woman In The Beach

Our favorite AI tools (and how we use them)

These aren’t just shortcuts. They’re part of how to work smarter, prototype faster, and push ideas further. From strategy to visuals to mood and sound, these are the AI tools we use to supercharge creativity, without losing the human spark that makes it matter.

Strategy & Messaging Tools:


  • ChatGPT
    Our go-to for tone exploration, messaging variations, naming options, and strategic reframing. Think of it as a smart sparring partner—not a writer, but a provoker.


  • Notion AI
    Perfect for documenting, organizing ideas, and structuring strategic outputs. We use it to turn chaos into clean outlines, taglines, or briefing drafts fast.

Visual Concepting Tools


  • Recraft
    Design explorations in minutes. We use it for layout drafts, quick graphics, and playful iterations during early stages.


  • Midjourney
    Great for worldbuilding. It helps us visualize concepts and atmospheres before investing in production. Especially useful for art direction and reference decks.


Creative Expansion & Moodboarding


  • Reve
    Reve is an impressive tool to build moodboards, explore brand universes, and collaborate visually in real time. It’s like mapping your brand’s personality in layers.


  • Suno AI
    A powerful ally for audio branding and storytelling. Whether we need a custom track, voice vibe, or conceptual tone—Suno adds sound to the brand experience.


AI doesn’t kill creativity—it organizes it: When your workflow is intelligent, your ideas get sharper, faster. You’re not spending hours searching for references or rewriting the same headline. You’re testing, evolving, and shipping.

That’s how we use AI: not to finish the work for us, but to push the work further.


Let’s stop asking whether AI will replace creatives. It won’t. Let’s ask:
How can it help the brave ones move faster?

Container

FAQ

01

How do you work with clients?

02

What’s your typical project timeline?

03

Do you offer strategy only services?

04

What makes you different from traditional agencies?

05

Are you really that involved in the process?

06

Can we start small and grow from there?

07

Do you have experience in our industry?

08

Can you help if we already have an internal team?

man standing
man standing

Sep 14, 2024

How AI Is Changing the Creative Process

From concept to execution—how smart tools are making bold ideas real, faster.

AI tools

Creative process

Innovation

Impact & Fast Creativity

Creativity has always been about intuition, curiosity, and timing. But now it’s also about tools. Not because tech replaces talent, but because when used right, AI expands what’s possible.

We, as creative rebels, don’t fear AI. We build with it. It’s not our replacement, it’s our creative copilot. A tool to sharpen ideas, reduce the grunt work, and take us from insight to impact, faster and smarter.

Woman Leaning

What AI does (and doesn’t do)

AI doesn’t give you taste. It doesn’t know your user. And it won’t crack your brand voice. But it will:

  • Suggest better angles in seconds

  • Save hours in content generation

  • Help prototype campaigns, visuals, or narratives

  • Transform 1 idea into 100 executions


The magic happens when humans prompt well and steer with intention.


Prompts aren’t just commands—they’re creative blueprints. A vague input leads to a vague result. But a well-crafted prompt can simulate a brainstorm, challenge assumptions, or reframe an entire idea.


How to prompt better:


  • Set the scene: Assign the AI a role. “You’re a creative director for a bold startup…”

  • Shape the tone: Be explicit. “Keep it short, confident, zero fluff.”

  • Give context: Add brand voice samples, target audience, or successful past ideas.

  • Treat it like a partner: Iterate. Ask it to challenge the first draft, remix it, or push it further.


AI won’t replace your thinking. But it will amplify it, f you ask the right way.

Woman In The Grass
Woman In The Beach

Our favorite AI tools (and how we use them)

These aren’t just shortcuts. They’re part of how to work smarter, prototype faster, and push ideas further. From strategy to visuals to mood and sound, these are the AI tools we use to supercharge creativity, without losing the human spark that makes it matter.

Strategy & Messaging Tools:


  • ChatGPT
    Our go-to for tone exploration, messaging variations, naming options, and strategic reframing. Think of it as a smart sparring partner—not a writer, but a provoker.


  • Notion AI
    Perfect for documenting, organizing ideas, and structuring strategic outputs. We use it to turn chaos into clean outlines, taglines, or briefing drafts fast.

Visual Concepting Tools


  • Recraft
    Design explorations in minutes. We use it for layout drafts, quick graphics, and playful iterations during early stages.


  • Midjourney
    Great for worldbuilding. It helps us visualize concepts and atmospheres before investing in production. Especially useful for art direction and reference decks.


Creative Expansion & Moodboarding


  • Reve
    Reve is an impressive tool to build moodboards, explore brand universes, and collaborate visually in real time. It’s like mapping your brand’s personality in layers.


  • Suno AI
    A powerful ally for audio branding and storytelling. Whether we need a custom track, voice vibe, or conceptual tone—Suno adds sound to the brand experience.


AI doesn’t kill creativity—it organizes it: When your workflow is intelligent, your ideas get sharper, faster. You’re not spending hours searching for references or rewriting the same headline. You’re testing, evolving, and shipping.

That’s how we use AI: not to finish the work for us, but to push the work further.


Let’s stop asking whether AI will replace creatives. It won’t. Let’s ask:
How can it help the brave ones move faster?

Container

FAQ

How do you work with clients?

What’s your typical project timeline?

Do you offer strategy only services?

What makes you different from traditional agencies?

Are you really that involved in the process?

Can we start small and grow from there?

Do you have experience in our industry?

Can you help if we already have an internal team?