Welcome
Welcome
ABOUT US
Welcome to our website! Let's answer some of the usual questions: Who are you? What do you offer? What do you do?
Represent is a Visual Communication company. In layman’s terms we make ideas awesome and attractive! We focus on Brand Development and Brand Strategies. We formulate and customize to our clients' individual needs and situations. We interpret and execute our clients' ideas to build meaningful relationships with their target audience.
"We make ideas
awesome and attractive!"
So with all that said, go on and have a look around (the site I mean) and then decide if Represent is what you’re looking for in terms of the services offered. Have a good one!
(See, short and sweet right!? Now go look!)
THE STUFF
THE STUFF
A showcase of the work done for various clients as well as projects done while working at an agency - some small, some huge, some "huge-ish", but all were completed to the client’s satisfaction. Happy clients equal a happy life. So have a look around, hope you like what you see and we get to "represent' you in the future.
"Happy clients equal
a happy life"
ThE SQUAD
ThE SQUAD
The Squad
We’re designers, illustrators, animators, writers, social media managers, programmers, production managers and editors. We’re an agile team of people that have a reputation of getting the job done.
We identify ways of invigorating brands, by building sustainable systems that keep your consumers engaged.
We study your business, what you hope to achieve and strategize the best way forward for your company. It’s not just about doing something that’s ‘trending’ but what works for your business model and budget. We work in consideration of the capabilities of our clients and the needs of their customers. So if you need to get it done, we’re the Squad.
INHOUSE
THE CHILDREN OF O
This is basically homegrown/internal ideas put out by Represent under different monikers, but still a part of the company. I get to team up with some really talented people as we collaborate on projects that we agree have vast potential for growth. Our talking point today is a book by Negash Davidson and Kevin Day called The Children of O.