Hayday Creative

06/07/2026

I'm not against AI.
I'm against forgettable.

Ever noticed how so many event posters are starting to look the same?

They’re polished, colourful, technically impressive… but after you’ve seen a few, they start to blur into one.

AI is an incredible tool, and I use it too. But I use it lightly. Human creativity does the heavy lifting.

A good poster should actually feel like the event, reflecting its atmosphere, personality, and the real people behind it.

It should make people stop and think: "That looks like my kind of thing."

You don't get that connection from a prompt alone.

I get it. Not everyone has the time, budget, or confidence to create something from scratch or hire a big agency.

Here's where I come in...

I love helping independent spaces and local events find a visual identity that feels like them, without draining the budget. It's affordable, it's personal, and it skips the algorithm-pleasing fluff!

If you want something that actually stands out on a noticeboard or a feed, let’s make something people notice for the right reasons. Let's entice people, not algorithms🌻

08/01/2026

Yes, I know I’ve been a bit quiet… but I’ve been a busy bee 🐝 Clients first, my own socials later 😂

Helped out this epic band earlier today with a last-minute SOS for some social media assets.

They had the vision. I handled the ex*****on and turned it around within a few hours ✨

Guildford....fancy having a ruckus on the 28th Feb with the Dutty Moonshine Quartet at the Holroyd Arms?

DUTTY MOONSHINE QUARTET is the stripped-back, dial-turned-up core of Dutty Moonshine Big Band

Two DJs. Two MCs. Zero passengers.

Built from the Big Band’s frontline - Dutty Moonshine, DJ Binge, MARIA and Abi Nyxx - the Quartet is where the brass stays home and the bass gets reckless. Fast blends, filthy drops and mic work that doesn’t ask permission.

It’s part rave, part sound-system, part “how is this legal in this room?”
No fluff. No filler. Just four people who know exactly how to tear a place apart.

Quickfire mixing. Call-and-response chaos. Big drops. Bigger energy.

It’s not a “side project” - it’s the Big Band’s pressure valve.
Same DNA. Fewer instruments. Much less mercy.