Every piece should speak of the brand
An agency's own content is the hardest to make: it has to demonstrate what the agency sells while sounding like nobody else. TEAM already had a visual line — contrasts, colour accents, a mix of lettering styles that sets the reading rhythm — and the brief was to make two carousels that belonged to it unmistakably.
Starting from the identity rather than from a blank canvas is what made the AI imagery usable: the concept decides what is shown and how it is told, and the generated images serve that idea instead of replacing it.
Are your sales dead?
The first series turns a communication problem into a story through one visual metaphor. Five slides: the question that opens it, the value of the business, the communication problem, the twist, and TEAM's close. The carousel moves from the initial impact to the details, reveals the staging and ends with the agency's humour.
Each slide holds one step. The reader swipes because the sequence promises a resolution, and the punchline is kept for the last frame.
AI with brand judgement
The second series uses humour and pop-culture references to open a conversation: what happens when every brand repeats the same images. Four slides carry the initial provocation — the images that repeat, another example of the same idea — towards a question about identity.
It is a piece about AI made with AI, and its argument is the method itself: generated images integrated into a communication idea and an existing identity read as the brand's; generated images on their own read as everyone's.
What the work proves
TEAM shows the studio's content side: concept, sequence and visual direction for social media, with AI used under a brand's rules rather than instead of them.
For JAC Studio it completes the range around a website — the content that has to keep a brand recognisable between one visit and the next.



