Six Brands a Year, on Purpose

Iris V’kovar, founder and creative director at Mitho

Iris V’kovar

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A minimalist cinematic photograph of six imposing, classical Greek-style marble statues of muses, each standing on a separate elevated stone pedestal within a dark, ritualistic underground temple space

The default path for a creative studio is volume: more clients, a bigger team, thinner attention. It looks like growth on paper and feels like decline in the work.

We cap ourselves at six brands a year, on purpose. Each project is led by the hands that ship it — no junior B-team, no account-manager telephone game. Senior people, start to finish.

Scarcity is a quality strategy

Constraints force decisions. With fewer projects there’s nowhere to hide a weak idea or a rushed execution. Every choice gets the attention it needs, because there isn’t a queue of work absorbing the team.

It’s not for everyone, and that’s the point. A myth can’t be mass-produced. The studios that stay memorable are the ones brave enough to do less — and to do it completely.

Iris V’kovar, founder and creative director at Mitho

Iris V’kovar

Founder · Creative Director

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