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Graphic design and illustration studio specializing in brand identity, package design and custom illustration for brands and creatives.

A self-storage company needed a cohesive visual brand direction in order to support its continued growth and strengthen the brand.

Creating a brand for your e-commerce business can feel totally overwhelming and paralyzing. Fortunately, the best way to get started is with a mood board, which can be super easy to put together. Here’s our simple step-by-step process for gathering inspiration and creating a mood board to set the tone for your brand.

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Your brand's visual identity is like its face to the world. It's what people recognize and remember you by. From your logo to your color scheme, every visual element plays a role in telling your brand's story and communicating its values. Crafting a strong visual identity takes more than just throwing together some colors and fonts—it requires thoughtful consideration and strategic planning.

Sterdam Defence Brand Identity designed by Timi Alonge. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Graphic Design, Branding, Logo Design, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects

Lowkey Design’s packaging for Amble Sheep wonderfully captures the brand’s friendly and nature-inspired essence, stemming from the Huizhou region’s artisan culture. Amble Sheep’s mission to provide quality coffee in a relaxing environment is echoed by the lowercase logo, offering a warm and casual visual identity. The secondary logo cleverly combines the sheep’s outline with the […]

Amanda Louisi is an independent designer, focused on brand identity, with 15 years of experience. Much of that time, Amanda spent using a monogram that she developed and improved a few times. Through this small symbol, she had great opportunities for projects, gained recognition, made many friends and consolidated herself as a brand designer. “This symbol represented me as a person, more than a brand, for nearly 10 years. But now it doesn't represent me anymore” - says Amanda.