Making brands with real impact, by design.

An independent studio for brands, websites and software. One small team from first sketch to final deploy, with security built in, not bolted on.

(01)Showreel ’26

Seventy seconds of the work. Better with the sound up.

Silica WorksShowreel ’26

Silica Works is an independent creative studio building brands, websites and software for businesses that want the real thing. We handle the whole build, from the first idea to the last deploy, and we secure it properly on the way out.

Our full capabilities

Small by choice. The people you brief are the people who build it, so nothing gets lost between the pitch and the launch.

Every project starts with one question: what is this actually for. From there we work in short, open steps, so you see something real in the first week rather than the ninth. The person designing it is the person building it, which keeps the work honest and the details intact.

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Six of the things we do. Keep scrolling to deal them.

They built the site, then automated half the admin behind it. We did not know that part could be automated. It can.

Client Name

Founder, Company

Different timezone, never felt like it. Updates arrived before we thought to ask for them.

Client Name

Director, Company

They broke into our own login before launch, then showed us exactly how to fix it. Nobody else offered that.

Client Name

CTO, Company

One team, start to finish. No account manager passing messages between us and whoever was building it.

Client Name

Owner, Company

Two weeks in they threw out their own first idea because it was not working. Most agencies would have shipped it anyway.

Client Name

Founder, Company

Plenty more where that came from.

Close render of a trainer sole in black and acid green

Product in the round

Every angle rendered before a single unit was tooled, so the launch page was ready the day the product was.

Grid of packaging tins in a full colour range

One system, every colour

A packaging range that holds together across thirty variants, because the rules were set before the artwork.

Sculpted hand rendered in iridescent poured colour

Art direction that carries

A visual language built to survive the campaign - loud on a billboard, legible at thumbnail size.