Studio Update: Launching Our Website 
Three years ago, we took our very first step into the digital world by purchasing a website domain. At the time, we honestly had no clue what we were doing. We didn’t have experience with website design, we didn’t have technical development skills, and we definitely didn’t have a roadmap. All we had was excitement, curiosity, and a desire to claim a little piece of the internet for ourselves.
Our first attempt was built on Google Sites. It was simple and free, which felt good in the beginning, but as time passed we realized it wasn’t giving us what we needed. The design was plain, the functionality was limited, and it simply didn’t reflect the kind of creative energy we wanted to put into the world.
But the deeper issue wasn’t just the platform-it was our identity crisis. Back then, we weren’t fully sure how to present ourselves. We knew we weren’t “just another creative agency,” but how do you translate that into a website? How do you put into words and visuals that you’re not here just to make money-you’re here with a purpose?
From the start, we wanted to be different. We wanted to build something purposeful. We didn’t want to chase trends blindly or just copy what other agencies were doing. We wanted to create, experiment, and bring something meaningful into the world. Our challenge was simple yet massive: how do we show all of that on a single website?
After months of thinking, experimenting, and struggling, we decided to stop overcomplicating things. Instead of opening multiple websites for each idea, we combined everything into one unified vision. And that’s when things started to make sense. This new website became not just a platform-it became a reflection of who we are, why we exist, and where we are heading.
How Building Our Website Defined Who We Are
For many, building a website is just a technical project: pick a tool, throw in some text and images, and hit publish. For us, it was far more personal. It felt like building our own home. We didn’t want someone else to design it for us. We wanted to get our hands dirty, make mistakes, learn, and truly own every part of it. That’s why we didn’t hire anyone. We wanted to shape our digital identity ourselves. Just like building furniture with your own hands gives you pride, creating our website gave us a sense of ownership and authenticity that outsourcing never could.
In the beginning, we explored the many tools available. There are plenty of website builders-Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, WordPress, and more. Each one had pros and cons. We decided to start with Hostinger’s Website Builder because it was simple, beginner-friendly, and allowed us to get our website online quickly. It gave us a solid starting point and helped us understand the fundamentals of building a website without overwhelming us. As our studio grew, so did our ambitions. We wanted more creative freedom, advanced customization, better performance, and the ability to add features that simply weren’t possible within Hostinger’s Website Builder. We eventually reached a point where the platform’s limitations were holding back our vision. That’s when we made the decision to rebuild our website in WordPress. It required learning a completely new system and rebuilding everything from scratch, but the flexibility and control it offered made the effort worthwhile.
The most important part was our homepage. That’s where we had to define ourselves in a single line. That’s where the soul of our studio needed to shine. And after a lot of thinking, we decided to be completely transparent: we’re not just a creative agency, we’re a creative house.
It might sound unpolished, maybe even a little unprofessional to some, but it’s real. And we value real over polished. We’re not here just to squeeze money out of projects. We’re here to support other creatives, empower artists, collaborate with designers, and still deliver top-quality creative services at fair prices.
We want to break the endless business-to-business chains where middlemen profit while artists and clients both suffer. Our website gave us the courage and the platform to say that openly. It defined us not by labels, but by our vision.
This website isn’t just our launch-it’s our declaration. It’s our foundation. It’s our creative home.
Three years ago, we took our very first step into the digital world by purchasing a website domain. At the time, we honestly had no clue what we were doing. We didn’t have experience with website design, we didn’t have technical development skills, and we definitely didn’t have a roadmap. All we had was excitement, curiosity, and a desire to claim a little piece of the internet for ourselves.
Our first attempt was built on Google Sites. It was simple and free, which felt good in the beginning, but as time passed we realized it wasn’t giving us what we needed. The design was plain, the functionality was limited, and it simply didn’t reflect the kind of creative energy we wanted to put into the world.
But the deeper issue wasn’t just the platform-it was our identity crisis. Back then, we weren’t fully sure how to present ourselves. We knew we weren’t “just another creative agency,” but how do you translate that into a website? How do you put into words and visuals that you’re not here just to make money-you’re here with a purpose?
From the start, we wanted to be different. We wanted to build something purposeful. We didn’t want to chase trends blindly or just copy what other agencies were doing. We wanted to create, experiment, and bring something meaningful into the world. Our challenge was simple yet massive: how do we show all of that on a single website?
After months of thinking, experimenting, and struggling, we decided to stop overcomplicating things. Instead of opening multiple websites for each idea, we combined everything into one unified vision. And that’s when things started to make sense. This new website became not just a platform-it became a reflection of who we are, why we exist, and where we are heading.
How Building Our Website Defined Who We Are
For many, building a website is just a technical project: pick a tool, throw in some text and images, and hit publish. For us, it was far more personal. It felt like building our own home. We didn’t want someone else to design it for us. We wanted to get our hands dirty, make mistakes, learn, and truly own every part of it. That’s why we didn’t hire anyone. We wanted to shape our digital identity ourselves. Just like building furniture with your own hands gives you pride, creating our website gave us a sense of ownership and authenticity that outsourcing never could.
In the beginning, we explored the many tools available. There are plenty of website builders-Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, WordPress, and more. Each one had pros and cons. We decided to start with Hostinger’s Website Builder because it was simple, beginner-friendly, and allowed us to get our website online quickly. It gave us a solid starting point and helped us understand the fundamentals of building a website without overwhelming us. As our studio grew, so did our ambitions. We wanted more creative freedom, advanced customization, better performance, and the ability to add features that simply weren’t possible within Hostinger’s Website Builder. We eventually reached a point where the platform’s limitations were holding back our vision. That’s when we made the decision to rebuild our website in WordPress. It required learning a completely new system and rebuilding everything from scratch, but the flexibility and control it offered made the effort worthwhile.
The most important part was our homepage. That’s where we had to define ourselves in a single line. That’s where the soul of our studio needed to shine. And after a lot of thinking, we decided to be completely transparent: we’re not just a creative agency, we’re a creative house.
It might sound unpolished, maybe even a little unprofessional to some, but it’s real. And we value real over polished. We’re not here just to squeeze money out of projects. We’re here to support other creatives, empower artists, collaborate with designers, and still deliver top-quality creative services at fair prices.
We want to break the endless business-to-business chains where middlemen profit while artists and clients both suffer. Our website gave us the courage and the platform to say that openly. It defined us not by labels, but by our vision.
This website isn’t just our launch-it’s our declaration. It’s our foundation. It’s our creative home.