Through the right art direction, we use photography as an incredibly powerful element to make us feel like a brand that our community can trust and make health feel personal, powerful and most importantly, possible.
Art Direction Principles
Our art direction principles outlined below ensures that we achieve consistent photography across all subject matters:



Authenticity
We don’t want overly staged backgrounds, props and costumes/outfits. We make sure that what is happening in our photos are real.
Warmth
Whether that’s through the tone of the image itself, or the way a subject is captured, we want our imagery to be approachable, even if the topic can sometimes be serious.
Shoulder-to-shoulder
The perspective of our photography need to feel as though we are a part of what is happening in a scene, not a staged photoshoot.
Subjects
Four subjects carry most of our photography. The groupings and the images below are the brand book's; the written guidance for each is still to be supplied, so none is invented here.
People






Diet & Food



Experts & Doctors



Physical Activity



Sourcing Stock Photography
Whilst it isn’t always possible to use our own images for all of our content, we can rely on stock photography. To source our stock photography, here are websites:
- Noun Project
- Stocksy
- Death to Stock
- Stills
- Ninth Grid
Free Stock Photography
- Nappy
- Pexels
- Unsplash
Every photograph on this page is credited to its source above. The examples here are reference for art direction, not a licensed library: check the licence at source before using any of them in published work.