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favorite collaborator.

Independent talent with a point of view, a clear practice, and room to make something good together.

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Lune Studio

@lune.studio

Art direction · Paris

Color-led campaigns and small visual worlds for culture brands.

Art directionSet designEditorial
$1.8k / project
MIAVAILABLE

Maro Ise

@maro.type

Type & identity · Lagos

Expressive type systems for products with something to say.

TypographyIdentityMotion
$120 / hour
NRBOOKED UNTIL OCT

Nadiya Rahman

@nadiya.film

Director · London

Human-scale films about food, place, and everyday ritual.

FilmStoryProduction
$3.5k / project
YHAVAILABLE

Yun He

@yunhe

3D artist · Shanghai

Soft digital objects, product motion, and beautifully strange materials.

3DMotionProduct
$900 / day
OWAVAILABLE

Opal Works

@opal.works

Photography · Melbourne

Natural light and honest texture for design-conscious brands.

PhotoStill lifeTravel
$2.2k / shoot
RPAVAILABLE

Rishi Patel

@rishi.draws

Illustration · Mumbai

Warm characters and energetic editorial scenes.

IllustrationCharactersEditorial
$750 / piece
ASBOOKED UNTIL OCT

Alma Sato

@alma.sound

Sound design · Tokyo

Sonic identities and tactile sound for digital products.

AudioSonic IDField sound
$1.4k / project
CMAVAILABLE

Cass Moreno

@cass.builds

Creative developer · Mexico City

Interactive web experiences that feel playful and precise.

WebGLCreative codeWeb
$1.1k / day
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CREAVA / WORKING GUIDE

Find a collaborator through the work.

Useful collaboration starts with evidence, a clear role and consent to the next conversation.
01

Review a specific contribution

Ask what the person actually contributed to the work you are discussing: concept, direction, photography, motion, design or production. An appealing result can contain contributions from several people.

Compare relevant process and deliverables, not only a profile label. Availability, location and credentials should be confirmed directly before relying on them.

02

Make the first message concrete

Introduce the project, the role you need, the likely deliverables and the decision you are trying to make. Share enough context for someone to assess fit without sending unnecessary client information.

Ask whether they are interested and available before sharing confidential material. A local saved profile or an interface button is not a delivered invitation.

Prepare a clear collaboration brief →
03

Agree a handoff between disciplines

Map the work that moves between collaborators: references, copy, source files, edit decisions, review notes and final exports. Name an owner for each transition.

Use a small reviewable milestone to check the working relationship. Record the accepted version and outstanding questions so each discipline can continue with the same understanding.

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CREAVA EDITORIAL / THE WORKING LIBRARY

A little more behind the work.

Briefs, creative decisions, production habits and practical answers from the Creava editorial desk.

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