Field Perspective Network™ enables creative professionals to share work-in-progress and gather quick, honest reactions from their peers.
Remote working has made the simple “What do you reckon?” moment harder to find — disrupting flow and leaving doubt where clarity used to be. This brings it back.
No portfolios. No likes. No follower metrics — just the work, sense-checked.
Much of today’s creative work happens in isolation. Independent designers, freelancers embedded in agencies, and remote creatives working for brands often move through projects without the everyday support that once came from being in the same room as other people.
When you’re working solo, even a strong idea can stall. Sometimes all you need is a quick “yes/no — try this” to feel grounded again — to regain direction, push forward, and stop second-guessing yourself. That tiny moment of reassurance can feel like someone has your back; like you’re part of a team, not drifting alone or caught in your own head.
Remote work has removed these low-pressure exchanges.
Feedback now arrives too late, too formally, or not at all. And when it does, it often reflects a single viewpoint rather than the mix of backgrounds, skillsets and cultural perspectives that strengthen creative decisions.
Field Perspective Network™ exists to restore that simple, stabilising moment: a quick sense-check from multiple peers that keeps the work—and the creative—moving.
Most platforms reward visibility, personality, and performance. They turn creative work into content, and critique into social currency.
Field Perspective Network™ takes the opposite approach. It prioritises clarity over display: small, simple sense-checks that help you understand how your work lands — without the noise of metrics, applause, algorithms, or personal branding.
Share work-in-progress:
Upload one or more images with a short note or question.
Get quick reactions:
Peers respond with yes / no / maybe with optional written feedback — quick, honest, and low-effort.
Optionlly anonymous:
Feedback stays focused on the work— not the person sharing it, responding to it, or commissioning it.
Reflect:
Privately review past submissions and the signals you received.
Email or magic-link login
Invite-only access
Upload images (1–5)
Short context field
Quick reactions: Yes / No / Maybe
Optional written note
Private dashboard for past submissions
Simple moderation tools
Ethical EU hosting (OvHcloud, Scaleway, Hetzner, etc.)
Clear. Achievable. Buildable in weeks, not months.
No likes
No follower metrics
No performance mechanics
No personal broadcasting
Just the work — seen clearly, without the pressure to perform or curate a persona. It’s critique infrastructure, not social media.
Team spaces and private critique groups
Extensions into writing, photography, and motion
Annual printed “Field Perspective” book
Lightweight integrations (Adobe and Figma)
Premium tier with increased usage
A growing insight layer around creative decision-making
A small merch shop with design-adjacent goods.
A quiet tool with flexible depth.
Field Perspective Network™ is developed by a small team with complementary experience across brand design, product design, global marketing, and engineering.
The design foundation includes a brand designer and art director whose work spans large-scale packaging programmes, global campaigns, hospitality identities, community projects, and early-stage brands. His practice is recognised across creative industry platforms and awards, shaped by clarity, craft and collaboration.
Alongside this is a product designer focused on systems, interfaces, and visual direction — working across software, design systems, and everyday tools.
The strategic side draws on senior roles in global marketing, lifecycle strategy, and social marketing for major digital platforms, supported by integrated brand experience across agency and in-house environments.
Technical development is supported by an engineering lead experienced in building lightweight, scalable web applications and design-led tools, with a focus on performance, clarity, and unobtrusive architecture.
Together, the team brings a practical understanding of how honest critique strengthens creative work — and a shared belief in building calmer, more functional tools to support it.
Field Perspective Network™ is currently in closed beta, starting with a small invite-only group of creative professionals. Field Perspective Network™ is not social networking.