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Closed deals,
filed properly.
A creative studio that closes. We treat the furniture of business with the seriousness it never asked for — and ship the work anyway.

We do deliverables.
Every project runs on the RASTRO SuperDesk SD-86 — a terminal that has never touched the cloud, and never will. It boots green. It closes deals. It files them.
Six deals,
tear-off ready.
A carousel of closed engagements, presented as perforated coupons. Cut along the dashed line. Redeem at the point of sale. No cash value; deal already closed.
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06 / 06ClosedModular by design.
Scalable by decree.
Brand & Narrative
We synergise your mission statement into a wordmark and a feeling. Deliverables include a logo, a tone, and a deck nobody will read in full.
Interactive & 3D
Real-time experiences rendered with the reverence usually reserved for cathedrals. Runs on the edge. Refuses the cloud, on principle.
Motion & Film
Moving pictures engineered to move the needle. Frame-accurate, boardroom-approved, and quietly a little too good for the brief.
The trophy is real.
The metrics vary.

Two of the metrics do not vary — they are on file: Meridian's configurator lifted completions 38% and Gilt's film lifted enquiry-to-order 19%. Open files RS-8611 and RS-8623 in Selected Work and check our arithmetic.

A serious studio.
RASTRO is a small creative development studio. We are a handful of people and a wider network of collaborators we trust, assembled per project around a single beige computer that has never once let us down.
We work across brand, interactive, three-dimensional and moving-image disciplines. We are, in the parlance, full-service — though we prefer to think of ourselves as simply present, reachable, and unusually calm about deadlines.
Our method is modular. We break the work into components, we render each component with total seriousness, and we reassemble them into something the client can point to in a meeting and feel good about pointing to.
Increasingly, we exist to synergise. We align stakeholders. We circle back, we socialise the deck, we take it offline and then, crucially, we bring it back online. We are, if we are honest, deeply committed to the cadence.
We unlock new verticals. We de-risk the roadmap. We move the needle, we boil the ocean responsibly, and we harmonise your omnichannel presence into a single source of truth that lives, for reasons of security, inside a filing cabinet.
We do not troubleshoot printers. We do not attend the retro about the retro. We do, however, maximise your digital ROI, ideate against the mission, and leverage our core competencies to deliver value-add at pace, at scale, at will.
So pick up the phone. Send a fax. Schedule a consultation with the principal. Bring us your ambition, your quarter, and your mission statement — and we will file it properly. Let's execute.

Let's execute.
We answer the phone. We return the fax. We are unusually calm about your deadline. Bring us a real brand — imagine what we can do for one that exists.
Meridian Federal
The brief
A 91-year-old regional bank with a vault product nobody under sixty had ever configured, sold through a four-page PDF that had to be printed, signed, and returned by post. Meridian asked for "something more modern." We took that personally.
What we did
- Rebuilt the wordmark and identity system around the one asset the bank actually owned: the vault door. Serif, engraved, no gradients.
- Designed and shipped a real-time 3D vault configurator — box size, term, access rules — running fully on the edge, no account required to browse.
- Rewrote the entire product copy in plain language. The compliance team approved draft two, which we have framed.
- Retired the PDF. It is in a filing cabinet, where it belongs.
Results
Gilt & Company
The brief
A heritage silverware house commissioning its first product film in forty years. The last one was shot on 16mm and, by all accounts, went fine. The new one had to sell a candlestick to people who own dimmer switches.
What we did
- Storyboarded a single 90-second film around one gesture: a table being set, in silence, at dusk. No voiceover. The silver does the talking.
- Shot practical with Studio Perrin — real candlelight, real tarnish, macro passes on the hallmarks. Zero renders, on principle.
- Cut a motion identity kit from the same footage: 6-, 15- and 30-second versions, end cards, and a loop for the flagship window.
- Graded everything against one reference frame, filed as Exhibit B.