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We’ve worked for prisons, charities, design studios, engineering companies and more.

Current clients include TransiveSercoEclectic ComponentsSheffield Hallam University and a host of smaller, creative businesses and artists such as award-winning sculptor Karin Hessenberg.

Download a rate card for big projects here.

AI isn’t something we use at Engine Head. That’s no shade on anyone who does – we just prefer to use our brains and our hands and our creativity to make things and solve problems.

If you use it and enjoy it, then good luck to you!

Its worth noting that sometimes the design process and the operations of creativity will throw up visuals that you don’t like. This is normal and its a valuable part of finding visuals that you love.

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