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25/08/2026

Taking care of your computer is taking care of yourself as a creative. Lol they will never understand

Let's see how you would introduce yourself to a client given a chance..This is how I do it. Lol changes every time depen...
25/08/2026

Let's see how you would introduce yourself to a client given a chance..

This is how I do it. Lol changes every time depending on the mood and type of client..

Hi, I’m B2, a Creative Director, Brand Strategist and Marketer with years of experience working with brands, organisations and institutions across Malawi and beyond.

I help businesses and organisations turn ideas into creative communication that is not only visually strong, but also has a clear purpose. My work sits between creativity, branding, marketing and strategy, so I’m always looking at the bigger picture: What are we trying to communicate? Who are we trying to reach? And what should the work achieve for the organisation?

Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to work on projects for organisations such as First Capital Bank, NBS Bank, NICO, Botswana Stock Exchange, GIZ, UNIDO, MERA, ESCOM, MACRA, State House, the Ministry of Tourism and several other local and international organisations.

For me, creativity is not just about making something look good. It’s about understanding the problem, developing the right idea and creating work that delivers value.

Let's hear yours!!

25/08/2026

Being able to wake up, open your PC, and get work done without even having to leave the house is not just a minor blessing. It is a God given blessing. Never take the freedom to create, work, and earn from wherever you are for granted.

Growing up, I’ve learnt that your kids are going to do what they see you do, not what you tell them to do. So, I act acc...
24/08/2026

Growing up, I’ve learnt that your kids are going to do what they see you do, not what you tell them to do. So, I act accordingly.

That’s why I try my best to involve my son in what I do. I want him to grow up understanding that life is bigger than just getting a 9 to 5 job. Sometimes when we drive around town and he’ll point at something and say, “Dad, you designed or you are working on that,” or he’ll recognise an animation or project I worked on from the internet when he sitting next to me. Those little moments mean a lot to me.

I want him to see creativity as a real path in life. To understand that you can build something with your skills, create opportunities, solve problems and make a living doing what you’re good at. I don’t know what path he’ll choose when he grows up, but I want him to know that he has options.

And honestly, seeing him recognise the things I’ve created gives me courage to keep going. It reminds me that I’m not just building a career for myself. In some way, I’m showing him what is possible.

24/08/2026

As creatives, we are selling the wrong things. That’s why the layman thinks prompting makes it easy to replace us!

Monday, tiyazisane something that alot of people don't talk about..We need to evolve and trust me it gets tough to get l...
24/08/2026

Monday, tiyazisane something that alot of people don't talk about..
We need to evolve and trust me it gets tough to get lid of the mentality I am talking about on this post ..

Over the years, I have learned something important about creative business, and this is based on the experience I have gathered from working on different projects and with different clients.

I have also had the privilege of sharing some of my proposals and technical proposals with a few people here lol. These are things I don't normally share because I created them specifically for my business and the way I approach projects. But I think this is something worth talking about.

People don't hire designers and animators simply because they need a design or an animation. They hire you because they want something to improve in their business or brand.

Nobody really wants a logo. They want their business to look professional and established. Nobody wants an animation simply because it looks good. They want people to notice their product, understand it and remember it. Nobody wants social media designs just to fill up a page. They want their brand to communicate better and stand out.

This is where many creatives miss the bigger picture. We focus on selling what we can make: "I'll design your logo." "I'll create a 3D animation." "I'll make your social media posts." But the client is thinking, "How is this going to help my business?"

That's why when bigger clients are considering working with you, they may ask for more than just a portfolio. They want to understand your approach. How will you work with their brand? What is your strategy? What are you trying to achieve? How will the creative work benefit them? What can they reasonably expect from the project?

That is what a good technical proposal should communicate. It shows that you are not just thinking about making something that looks good. You understand the brief, the brand, the audience, the objective and the expected outcome.

So don't just sell the design or animation. Sell the thinking behind it and the value it brings to the business. Because the moment a client understands what your work can actually do for them, the conversation moves beyond, "How much for the design?" and becomes, "How can we work together?"

23/08/2026

😆 😂 smh my boys Ku site aziwa Kuti ndiine B2 😂

The Biggest Mistake Creatives Make in Sales, yes getting or keeping a client, that aspect..The biggest mistake creatives...
22/08/2026

The Biggest Mistake Creatives Make in Sales, yes getting or keeping a client, that aspect..

The biggest mistake creatives can make is putting their creative ego before the client's objective. This doesn't mean you shouldn't create good, beautiful, mind blowing work. You absolutely should. But sometimes we get so focused on creating something other creatives will praise that we forget why the project exists in the first place. We want other designers to say, “Damn, we know what he could have done with this!” But sometimes the real compliment is, “We know what he could have done, but I think the brief said otherwise.” Only people who have been in the game and have experienced receiving a brief and following it through, get what am saying..

That is creative called maturity. Knowing when to push your creativity and when to hold back because the client's objective comes first. The client isn't paying you to prove how talented you are. They're paying you to solve a problem, communicate something, sell something or achieve a specific outcome. So yes, make work that makes other creatives jealous, but make sure the client gets what they actually paid for. Because the best creative isn't always the one that gets the most applause from other creatives. It's the one that delivers the right outcome.

Za pricelist as a creative nzopanda pake..worse you post it in public.. aaah I got time to defend my statement today.. b...
22/08/2026

Za pricelist as a creative nzopanda pake..worse you post it in public.. aaah

I got time to defend my statement today.. bring your substantial arguments no insults ..

Question: Why do you always say you don’t put your pricelist in public?

Answer: Because I’m not selling a flyer, an animation, a campaign or a design. I’m selling the thinking, strategy and outcome behind the creative work.

This is especially important in the creative business I’m in. When you put a pricelist everywhere, people see the number before they understand what they are actually paying for. The moment they see the price, the conversation quickly becomes, “Who can do this cheaper?” instead of “What will this do for my business?”

For me, whether I’m working on a campaign, a flyer, an animation, a social media advert, a corporate video, branding or a full creative project, I first need to understand the problem, the brief, the audience and what the client is trying to achieve. Two flyers might look like two flyers on paper, but the thinking, strategy, ex*****on and expected outcome behind them can be completely different.

That’s why I don’t believe in walking around with a public menu that says, “Flyer = this much, Animation = this much, Video = this much.” Creativity doesn’t work like buying a bottle of water. You can’t always price the output before understanding the assignment.

And this is something I’ve learned from being in this creative business for years. Don’t make the price the first thing people understand. Make the value the first thing they understand.

Show them the problem. Show them what you’re proposing. Show them what the creative work is supposed to achieve. Then show them the investment.

Once the client understands the value, the number makes more sense. Without value, almost every price feels expensive.

I’m not saying creatives shouldn’t have prices or shouldn’t know exactly what they charge. Know your prices. Know your costs. Know your worth. But there is a difference between having a pricing structure for your business and putting a public pricelist in front of everyone before they even know what you can do for them.

By the time I give a client a quotation, I want them thinking less about “Can someone do this cheaper?” and more about “Is this the right person to solve this problem?”

people or clients.. don’t always buy the cheapest creative option. They buy the option that gives them the most confidence that the problem will actually be solved.

21/08/2026

Lol Keep the awards! Just send me the animations and let me cook.

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