Get to know us
We are a Dorset design studio that provides creative solutions for businesses of every size. We will help you stand from the crowd by creating unique branding, stationary, leaflets, posters, websites and even photography. Giving you big agency ideas at small agency prices!
Who's Who?
Brad Mason started Amazing Creative in 2005 and now works as the director and is creative force behind everything we do. Brad graduated from the Royal College of Art 17 years ago and has worked within television and media companies since that time. Since 2005 Brad has worked at establishing a solid client base for Amazing Creative and continues to supply digital content to both Getty and Istockphoto.
What can we offer?
- Branding / Logo design
- Design for print - business cards, posters, brochures, banners and everything in-between.
- Bespoke Photography - on location or in the studio
- Web development with CMS backend
- HTML/CSS templates for external development
- Photoshop image retouching / composites
Free consultation
Whoever you are, you're welcome to come in and talk through design ideas with us. No strings attached, no obligation. It'd just be great to meet you.
Simply contact us and arrange a suitable time to drop by our studio.
These caught our eye
We love Pinterest. It's a superb way to share ideas, get some fresh inspiration, or if you feel like it, to just immerse yourself in the wonders of this world and in other people's creativity. Here are some of our favourite photographs and designs that have inspired us recently.
We've improved out site! It's now mobile responsive and we've also added all our recent work to our portfolio. Happy browsing.
http://www.amazingcreative.co.uk 
We regularly get commissioned to photograph a wide range of subjects. Buildings, musicians, weddings, products... you name it, we can shoot it. 
We supply images exclusively to Getty images and iStock. Here's a small selection of our photographs. 
Leaflets, posters, brochures, CD covers, product packaging... some of our recent work. 
