Meet the team according to AI!
We jumped on the viral trend of sharing a pic of ourselves with AI and giving it this prompt…
Prompt 1 - “Create a charicature of me and my job with everything you know about me”
We then took it a step further! As we’ve been working with AI for well over a year now we thought it probably knows us pretty well and so why not ask it the following prompt as well…
Prompt 2 - “If you were to write in your owns word to accompany the image you made of me that introduces me to readers on Linkedin what would you write?”
So without further a due, please meet some of our “Others” according to AI!
Meet some of the “Others”
Let me introduce you to a team.
This is Creative Others.
A strategy-led creative studio where ideas are not just imagined, they are engineered, refined, and built to last.
At the centre is Troy, the systems thinker. He sees the structure beneath the story. He simplifies complexity, aligns teams, and turns ambition into direction. Strategy is not a document here, it is the backbone.
Alongside him is Ash, the builder. She bridges code, operations, and fabrication, translating vision into working systems and tangible outcomes. Digital or physical, she makes it function with precision and care.
And then there is Katie, the visual architect. She shapes brands with clarity and craft, balancing big-picture thinking with meticulous execution. Her work ensures every idea communicates, differentiates, and moves forward with confidence.
Together, they operate at the intersection of strategy, design, and execution.
They build brand systems, not just logos.
They design alignment, not just assets.
They value community, creativity, and integrity as operating principles, not marketing language.
Creative Others exists for organisations building something that matters, teams that need clarity, and ideas that deserve more than surface-level polish.
If it needs to be thoughtful, cohesive, and built properly, this is the team behind it.
Creative Troy
Founder and Creative Director at Creative Others. A strategist who designs with feeling. A creative who builds systems. A thinker who cares as much about clarity as he does about impact.
Ideas are everywhere. Troy focuses on the ones worth building properly.
He works at the intersection of strategy, design, and storytelling, helping organisations turn ambition into direction and brands into living, breathing systems. Not surface-level aesthetics. Not empty positioning statements. Real structure beneath the narrative. Real alignment behind the rollout.
He thinks in frameworks but designs for emotion.
He believes community, creativity, and integrity are operating principles, not marketing copy.
Troy does his best work when complexity needs simplifying, when teams need alignment, and when big thinking needs a practical path forward.
If you are building something that matters and want it to feel both intentional and human, this is someone you should know.
Ashley K.
Ash works at the intersection of technology, operations, and hands-on creation. At Creative Others, her role spans software development, administrative coordination, and fabrication—bridging digital systems with real-world execution.
As a developer, she builds and maintains thoughtful, reliable solutions that support both internal workflows and outward-facing projects. Behind the scenes, she strengthens operations through organized systems, clear processes, and technical problem-solving. On the fabrication side, she helps bring ideas into physical form, translating concepts into tangible outcomes with precision and care.
Ash brings a pragmatic, maker-driven mindset to everything she does—equally comfortable refining code, streamlining operations, or building something from the ground up.
Katie K.
Katie is a graphic designer at Creative Others who blends strategic thinking with polished visual craft. She works across branding, marketing, and fabrication, shaping ideas into cohesive systems that feel both thoughtful and impactful.
With a sharp eye for detail and a strong sense of concept, Katie approaches every project by balancing big-picture strategy with hands-on execution. From refining brand identities to developing campaign assets and presentation materials, she focuses on clarity, consistency, and creative problem solving.
Her work reflects a designer who understands that great visuals do more than look good. They communicate, differentiate, and move ideas forward.
