Our Creative Services
We blend aesthetic precision with strategic storytelling. From high-end photography to full-scale brand identity, we help you look as good as you are.
Photography
Professional headshots, product photography, and event coverage that captures your brand's authentic vibe.
Video
Short-form social content and cinematic commercials designed to stop the scroll.
Design
Logos, pitch decks, and branding assets that leave a lasting impression.
Our tech services
Beauty needs brains. We build digital infrastructures that work seamlessly, ensuring your business runs smooth and ranks high.
Web Design
Responsive, mobile-first websites.
App Development
Custom mobile solutions to streamline your customer experience.
SEO Optimization
Data-driven strategies to get your site found by the right people.
Juan Miller
"Mission Control"
Juan sits at the intersection of data and design. As the co-founder of Form & Flow, he helps brands bridge the gap between "good ideas" and the infrastructure required to make them scale.Before launching the studio, he built and rebuilt systems in the wild: scaling a short-term rental company from 5 to 58 properties, mapping complex SQL databases for teams that had no UI, and turning messy financial and operational data into dashboards that changed how leaders made decisions. That mix of ground-level execution and analytical rigor underpins how Form & Flow works today: every campaign, brand, and website is designed to look sharp, perform well, and plug neatly into a client’s real-world operations.Juan leads the "Form" side of the studio. While the creative team pushes boundaries, he builds the quiet backbone that supports them; clarifying positioning, architecting funnels, and ensuring every campaign is measurable, repeatable, and operationally sound.Based in Northwest Arkansas, Juan is deeply embedded in the local business community. Whether he is advising hospitality brands or experimenting with new tech products, his goal remains the same: giving founders and operators the leverage they need to be the shift in their own communities.