> Extreme Arts & Sciences is a Seattle digital agency: strategy, design, video production and build, for brands that need the work to perform as well as look right.

Source: https://easci.com/

# The art is the point. *The science is the proof.*

Strategy, design and production for brands that need the work to do something, not just look like something. We work from Seattle and across the country.

[See our work](https://easci.com/work) · [What we do](https://easci.com/services)

Brands we have built for

*[Image: Adobe]*

*[Image: Coursera]*

*[Image: Fanatics]*

*[Image: Trupanion]*

*[Image: Docusign]*

*[Image: Furkin]*

*[Image: Spencer Stuart]*

## The argument, then the artwork.

We establish what the work has to achieve before anyone opens a design tool. It is the part clients most want to skip and the part that decides the outcome.

*[Image: The studio working through an early concept]*

### Strategy

Positioning, audience and measurement, as their own piece of work.

### Design

Interface, identity and art direction that survives contact with a real product.

### Production

Video, motion and campaign volume — made here, not brokered.

How we think

## Creative and analytical. Not a trade-off.

The premise the studio is named for: that treating these as separate departments is how agencies produce work that is either beautiful and ineffective, or effective and forgettable.

*[Image: We measure what we make]*

### We measure what we make

Every engagement carries a way of knowing whether it worked, agreed before the work starts rather than assembled afterwards.

*[Image: One team, start to finish]*

### One team, start to finish

The people who design the work build it. No handoff to a delivery team who were not in the room when the decisions were made.

*[Image: We mark our own role]*

### We mark our own role

Led the creative, or built to a direction someone else set — every engagement we show says which. Most agencies leave that ambiguous, and the ambiguity is never accidental.

## Our work

Selected engagements. The slate is deliberately short — each study is built from an engagement someone described, not from whatever imagery happened to be to hand.

[Docusign — Creative Partnership at Scale](https://easci.com/work/docusign-creative-partnership)

[Furkin — Brand Exposure, Customer Engagement](https://easci.com/work/furkin-website)

[Spencer Stuart — Making the Case for Leadership](https://easci.com/work/spencer-stuart-presentations)

[Amazon — One Partner Across Amazon](https://easci.com/work/amazon-creative-partnership)

[Fanatics — Bringing a New Brand to Life](https://easci.com/work/fanatics-brand-rollout)