Question 1

What is Greedyeye Design?

Accepted Answer

Greedyeye Design is a creative studio where ideas are shaped into visual stories. Design, illustration, and publishing come together to create work that feels considered, expressive, and personal.

Question 2

Who do you create for?

Accepted Answer

I work with people who care about what they make. Authors, small businesses, community projects, and individuals looking for thoughtful creative work rather than something off the shelf.

Question 3

Where are you based?

Accepted Answer

I work between the UK and Italy. Some projects happen across a table, others across time zones. Distance rarely matters when the conversation is right.

Question 4

Is your work bespoke?

Accepted Answer

Always. Each project begins with listening and grows from there. No templates, no shortcuts, just work shaped around your vision.

Question 5

What is it like to work together?

Accepted Answer

Calm, collaborative, and clear. We start with a conversation, explore ideas, refine them gently, and arrive at something that feels right rather than rushed.

Question 6

Can I be part of the process?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Your voice matters throughout. Feedback and refinement are welcomed, not feared.

Question 7

Do you work with books and publishing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I support authors through layout, cover design, and the quiet technical steps that bring a book into the world, without losing its soul along the way.

Question 8

How do pricing and timelines work?

Accepted Answer

Each project is different. Costs and timeframes are agreed clearly before we begin, with honesty and transparency guiding the process.

Question 9

Is a start-up fee required?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A start-up fee is requested before work begins. This secures time, planning, and the early creative stages of your project. The remaining balance is agreed in advance and settled once the work is complete.

Question 10

What will I receive at the end?

Accepted Answer

Carefully prepared files, artwork, or finished pieces, ready for print, digital use, or publication, delivered with clarity and care.

Question 11

How do we begin?

Accepted Answer

Start with a message. An idea, a feeling, or even a question is enough. From there, we shape the work together.

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