
A social media manager, graphic designer and photographer all wrapped up into one.
What do you even call that? A social designapher? Let's stick with our brand name.
This creative studio was born from a particularly stubborn bout of creativity and boredom, or perhaps, to put it more poignantly, a desire to build and create beautiful things.
But it wasn't created overnight.
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Welcome to Orm & Bri
It's been over a decade in the making and is an accumulation of the skills and knowledge collected from exciting work in design, video production, marketing and photography, plus the incredible brands that shaped the journey.
Orm & Bri exists to celebrate creativity in all its forms.
As the studio grows, so will the ways we create. Alongside marketing and photography, we’re building towards a thoughtfully curated collection of products, prints and creative resources designed to inspire a romanticised life.
It’s a slower, more intentional way of building a business, one that values craftsmanship, connection and creating work we’re proud to put into the world.
Who are Orm and Bri?
Ormonde and Brian were the grandfathers of our founder Robyn. Two creative and talented men who ran their own businesses, both studios of sorts, and who introduced her to the world of entrepreneurship. They are the inspiration behind what we do and the driving force for our passion to create memories for others.
Meet Robyn
At heart, I'm a creative and a storyteller. I've been wrapped up in the world of photography and video for as long as I can remember.
Some of my earliest childhood memories are of dressing up for photoshoots with my mum so she could capture our childhood in photographic form forever.
I have been immersed in this world ever since with photography playing a huge role in my career and personal projects.
Today, I'm passionate about creating nostalgic, romantic and cinematic content that capture the essence of feeling something.
In an AI driven world, I want to preserve the feeling that is derived from real, emotive moments.
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