Demarsive Media is a digital creative studio in Accra, Ghana, founded and led by Augustine Ackah. He started in IT and moved into design and video, so the studio can take a brand from the first logo sketch to a finished video and a working website.
The goal on every project is the same: a brand that looks trustworthy, tells its story clearly, and gets remembered.
5+
years of design, video and web work
1000+
works delivered
11+
industries served
Mon to Sat
open for new projects
Businesses in Ghana
Monthly design and content, so your brand keeps showing up.
Brands abroad
A remote design and editing team on GMT, built around your deadlines.
Forex and finance
Visuals and edits that make a trading brand look credible.
Industries we have worked in
ConstructionElectricalImport and exportAutomotiveForex educationChurchesPersonal brandsSmall businessYouTube creatorsEducationEventsand more
The experience behind it.
Where our founder learned the craft.
2021 to present
Founder and Creative Director
Demarsive Media · Accra
Leads the studio: brand identity, design, video production, web and social content for businesses in Ghana and beyond.
2023 to present
Design Lead
Alba
Creative direction, brand design and photo retouching.
2024 to present
Videographer and Creative Designer
MarketGod
Shoots and edits video, designs graphics and produces social content for a forex trading brand.
2024 to 2025
IT and Graphic Design Specialist
Ghana Armed Forces · Records Department
IT operations, website management and graphic design.
Made with
DaVinci ResolveAffinity Designer, Photo and PublisherAdobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Premiere ProFigmaHTML, CSS and JavaScriptMeta Business Suite and TikTokAI tools
In their words
What clients say.
I really love the videos and thumbnails on my YouTube. I've been busy to check, but you still keep it professional. You're good.
EEyram DelaMarketGod
Thanks so much, my cover is selling now. I'll bring other projects. All my friends here in Poland love it.
TTrevorAuthor, Poland · book cover design
You're really professional with your job. Keep it up, it will help a lot.
AAlethierChristian organisation · reels and flyers
Blog and events.
Design tips, creative news and what is happening in Accra.
Demarsive Media started in Accra in 2021 with a simple idea: a business deserves to look as good as it is.
Since then we have delivered more than 1,000 pieces of work across 11 industries. Logos for food brands and fashion labels. Flyers for churches, trips and trading bootcamps. Reels and films, cut and graded frame by frame. Most of it went out under our clients' names, not ours.
We were building. Now we are announcing ourselves.
What's changing
Video leads. Attention has moved to video, so we have too. Short-form, long-form, motion graphics and colour, all edited in-house.
Brands, not one-offs. A flyer gets you noticed for a day. An identity gets you remembered for years. We build the identity first, then everything else to match it.
Monthly plans. Launch-price monthly packages, for design and video together or video alone.
A new home. A rebuilt website with our work in motion, a blog, and soon a shop with courses, templates and free resources for other creatives.
What taking over means
It doesn't mean being the biggest studio in the room. It means being the first name a business says when it wants to be taken seriously.
It means raising the standard, so that "good enough" stops being good enough for brands in Ghana. And it means proving, one client at a time, that world-class creative work can come out of Accra.
Anyone can make a design now. Very few can build a brand. That is the gap we are here to own.
Most creative professionals now use AI at work, and most of them feel uneasy about it. Both things are true at once.
In Creative Boom's 2026 industry survey of 882 creatives, 86% said they use AI tools. In an Adobe study of more than 400 creative professionals, 94% said AI helps them produce content faster.
Yet in the Creative Boom survey only 10% called AI's effect on the industry positive. 58% called it mixed and 28% called it negative. So the tool is everywhere, and the people using it are still working out what it means for them.
What it does well
AI is good at the routine work that used to eat a designer's or editor's day.
Cutting a subject out of its background
Turning speech into captions
Resizing one design for five platforms
Producing rough first ideas to react to
Cleaning up noisy audio
In the Adobe study, creatives said these tools save them about 17 hours a week. That time is real, and a studio that ignores it will be slower and more expensive than one that doesn't.
What it still can't do
AI can make a flyer. It cannot tell you whether that flyer should exist.
It doesn't know your customers, your street, or why last month's post worked and this month's didn't. It doesn't decide what your brand stands for, and it doesn't notice when your tenth design no longer looks like your first.
Creatives see this risk themselves. In the same Adobe study, 84% said they worry about keeping a brand consistent when using AI, and 64% worry that the output is starting to look the same everywhere. When everyone uses the same tools with the same prompts, everything begins to look alike. A brand that looks like everyone else's is not a brand.
What this means if you run a business
Fast, cheap content is now available to everyone, including your competitors. So content alone no longer sets you apart. Three things do.
A clear identity. Colours, type, tone and a look people recognise before they read your name.
Consistency. Every flyer, reel and post looking like it came from the same business, month after month.
Judgement. Someone deciding what to say, who it is for and what to leave out.
When you hire a designer or editor, ask how they use AI. A good answer sounds like "to work faster on the routine parts". A worrying answer sounds like "it does the work".
How we use it at Demarsive Media
We use AI where it saves time, such as captions, clean-up and first ideas, and we keep the decisions with people. The strategy, the story and the final look of your brand are worked out by hand, with you.
That is the difference between creating content and building a brand. We don't just create. We build your brand.