Brand Development

Brand Development

Delivered tailored logo and branded solutions for small businesses and personal brands, providing distinct marks that serve as a signature across all collateral materials, effectively establishing their unique identity and enhancing brand recognition.

Brandon Reich Films

Brandon commissioned a logo for his film company that reflects his persona: a classic Texas cowboy with a dry sense of humor. The design incorporates an iconic Stetson hat with a film strip ribbon on the brim, angled for dynamism. To maintain brand recognition, the existing “Brandon Reich Films” typeface was used but arced over the hat for a refreshed look.

Haute

As the lead art director, spearheaded the creation of a cohesive brand identity by defining colors, textures, patterns, typefaces, and various touchpoints and templates. Collaborated closely with the team to contribute to the development of the brand logo from initial concept to its final iteration. This approach ensured a unified and impactful brand presence across all channels, delivering solutions that resonated with the target audience and reinforced the brand’s identity effectively.

Creative Director: Diana Berno

BIG

The task was to redesign the visual identity of a lighting rebate company expanding its services. Here are some of the logos, color palettes, and patterns considered during the process.

DAEST

A small business specializing in handmade leather goods sought a clean and concise logo. The DAEST logo achieves this with minimal lines and a segmented half circle.

Refuge Community Church

This new church plant required a distinctive brand identity centered around modern and protective imagery. The typography, while modern, subtly conveys safety with a roof-like element over the words.

Ashley Stevens

Ashley, an author, sought a logo for her blog featuring a profile of a strong black woman and her favorite color, yellow. The result is a striking signature logo now used across her platform, publications, and blog.

Well Kids

The children’s ministry branding at The Well Church was refreshed with guidelines that add fun while aligning with the church’s overall brand. A vibrant color palette was introduced to evoke cheerfulness and unity. The Well Kids logo, featuring three droplets mirroring the church’s logo, indicates service hierarchy and uses color coding to identify volunteers. Extensive collateral ensures consistent representation across all touchpoints, creating a welcoming and cohesive experience for children and volunteers.

Category
Digital Design, Graphic Design, Branding