How We Got Here
The Awakening
Started in a cramped Vancouver basement, fueled by coffee and a weird obsession with gothic aesthetics. We figured someone had to do marketing differently.
First Major Campaign
Landed a gaming studio that trusted our vision. Their brand went viral - turns out people were craving something darker, more atmospheric.
Studio Expansion
Moved to Granville Street. Built out a proper team of misfits who actually get what we're doing. Added video production, SEO that doesn't suck.
Award Recognition
Won three international design awards. Clients started coming to us specifically for that "dark, immersive vibe." We'd found our lane.
The Obsidrix Era
Still evolving, still experimenting. We're building worlds for brands that refuse to be boring. Come along for the ride.
The Founder's Tale
Raven Blackwood
Founder & Creative Architect
Former film major turned brand strategist. Spent way too much time in art house cinemas and underground galleries.
Look, I started this because I was tired of the same bland corporate stuff everywhere. Brands should feel like stories, like you're stepping into another world. We've built Obsidrix on that principle - creating experiences that stick with people, that make 'em feel something. It's not always easy, and yeah, we've had our share of late nights and questionable decisions. But when a client sees their brand come alive in ways they never imagined? That's the magic right there.
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Brands Transformed
6yrs
In The Shadows
Sarah Chen
CEO, Phantom Games"They totally got what we were going for. Our brand went from forgettable to unforgettable in like three months. The immersive stuff they did? Chef's kiss."
Marcus Wolfe
Director, Void Entertainment"Working with Obsidrix felt less like hiring an agency and more like collaborating with artists who actually understand storytelling. Game-changer."
Elena Nightshade
Founder, Crimson Records"Finally, a team that doesn't try to make everything 'clean and minimal.' They embraced our dark aesthetic and ran with it. Our engagement tripled."
