The work
These are the situations that arrive most often across social, support and research, each one worked through end to end. Businesses are described by their shape rather than by name.
The interest here is method: what was looked at, what was decided, and what the work is judged against. Named client projects are added to this page as clients agree to be published.
3 projects shown
A kitchen table on a Sunday afternoon, a printed month planner marked up in pencil, a cold cup of tea beside it.
Social2026
Prospects arrive from a referral, look the consultancy up and find a profile last updated six weeks ago. The business looks smaller and less active than it is.
Independent consultancy, two people
An office at the end of the day, low sun across a desk, a printed checklist with three items ticked and a pen resting on it.
Support2026
A signed proposal is followed by a fortnight that looks different every time, because the steps between yes and started live in one person's head.
Design practice, six people
A table by a window in late afternoon, printed pages spread in two rows, a pencil and a ruler holding one line in place.
Research2026
Fees have not moved in two years and the diary is full, but no comparable provider publishes a price, so the decision keeps being made on instinct and then reversed.
Specialist business to business service
Describe what is actually happening in the business and what you would like to be different. The first reply will set out how Toyzie Studio would approach it, and whether it is the right kind of work for the studio.