Storyframes - The story before the wireframeJade Talivez
You can explain your product perfectly in a conversation. On the page, it falls apart. Storyframes fixes the explanation itself — as a sequence of drawn frames, because a picture settles in one beat what three paragraphs can't.
You probably need this if:
Three people on your team describe the product three different ways
Your homepage is dense paragraphs because you couldn't work out how else to say it
People nod politely, then ask a question that shows they didn't get it
What you do is genuinely new, or technical, or invisible — and words keep flattening it
How it works
Deep discovery. Several working sessions on what you actually do, who it's for, and what makes you different. Most founders tell me this part alone changes how they pitch.
The sequence. What someone needs to understand, in what order, and where the turn is — the moment they get it.
The drawings. Each beat becomes an image: a diagram, a metaphor, a scene. This is where the thinking gets tested. If an idea can't be drawn, it isn't clear yet — so the drawing does the clarifying, not just the illustrating.
The movement. How it moves between frames — a slow zoom, a pan, something that assembles as you scroll. Motion is part of how a story lands, so it's directed in from the start.
What you walk away with
A drawn sequence that explains your product, plus the clarity behind it. Use it for your site, your deck, a brochure, a launch video — the story is the deliverable, the medium is yours to pick.
Two levels of finish:
Working frames — clean, readable drawings with full story structure and motion direction. Enough to align a team and brief a designer.
Final artwork — the same sequence developed into finished illustration, ready to build from.
Need it built? I can build it, or hand clean files to your developer — I work with one too.
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Starting at$3,000
Duration1 week
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Brand Strategist
Illustrator
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Storyframes - The story before the wireframeJade Talivez
Starting at$3,000
Duration1 week
Tags
Brand Strategist
Illustrator
You can explain your product perfectly in a conversation. On the page, it falls apart. Storyframes fixes the explanation itself — as a sequence of drawn frames, because a picture settles in one beat what three paragraphs can't.
You probably need this if:
Three people on your team describe the product three different ways
Your homepage is dense paragraphs because you couldn't work out how else to say it
People nod politely, then ask a question that shows they didn't get it
What you do is genuinely new, or technical, or invisible — and words keep flattening it
How it works
Deep discovery. Several working sessions on what you actually do, who it's for, and what makes you different. Most founders tell me this part alone changes how they pitch.
The sequence. What someone needs to understand, in what order, and where the turn is — the moment they get it.
The drawings. Each beat becomes an image: a diagram, a metaphor, a scene. This is where the thinking gets tested. If an idea can't be drawn, it isn't clear yet — so the drawing does the clarifying, not just the illustrating.
The movement. How it moves between frames — a slow zoom, a pan, something that assembles as you scroll. Motion is part of how a story lands, so it's directed in from the start.
What you walk away with
A drawn sequence that explains your product, plus the clarity behind it. Use it for your site, your deck, a brochure, a launch video — the story is the deliverable, the medium is yours to pick.
Two levels of finish:
Working frames — clean, readable drawings with full story structure and motion direction. Enough to align a team and brief a designer.
Final artwork — the same sequence developed into finished illustration, ready to build from.
Need it built? I can build it, or hand clean files to your developer — I work with one too.
Jade's other services
$3,000