Angela loves working with animals underneath our Colorado skies. Her website provides information about the types of services she provides for equines & canines. She also utilizes left-behinds– business cards and/or flyers explaining her services & credentials, at logical locations, to increase her business’ exposure to prospective new clients.
A crab-like dance from the Cangrejos, San Mateo de Cangrejos, called Santurce today, provides the impetus for this logo of dancing crab, a Dikenga, with colors of the Caribbean.
A series of iconographies was developed to be repeated seamlessly as borders and dividers thru out the website which makes the website both faster to load and Caribbean-festive.
Hrid Akasha Wellness, with pinks & purples, supports women in ayurvedic-based healing and meditation. The goddess Lakshami, often represented as an elephant, conveys the atmosphere of Deahna’s practice.
During the Covid-19 season, Deahna needed a functional and simple website for easy contact and appointment scheduling to continue running her yoga, meditation, and massage business.
McKenna was fun to work with; Shawn had distinct ideas how his branding ought to go– with a literal hole in its logo.
I especially liked the dual use of his business cards. Frustrated with the body-measuring errors so often encountered, Shawn uses the backside of his business card to jot down measurements for shooting outfits– anywhere, wherever, and whenever the opportunity arose.
Measuring people at shooting tournaments, whether they might be ordering a suit or not, allowed prospective customers to have the time to go home and have a think about it, and then later order, by phone or online, with their precisely-taken measurements already ready on the backside of the contact info.
Coming out of the Covid pandemic, after experiencing and seeing a need for, I attempted to create a more central source of information for the local deaf community with Deaf Colorado.
My visual strategy was to create a community calendar as its centerpiece, with sidebars full of links and tags, conveying wealth of information. Deaf visitors checking out what local deaf events there might be happening, would likely linger to also browse additional deaf-related information, resources, and opportunities.
What can I say? I adore designing information – making it good, factual, useful, intuitive, and to get it across — irresistibly eye-catching as well.
Intensely over-optimized, socially connected, and more organized than average; the project overdelivered.
With a business card putting her contact info into people’s hands, an eye-catching logo, a website for more info, flyer announcements, as well as social media memes, and spiffy letterhead for networking . . .
Julie transitioned into a more creditable professional.
Good design and consistent branding made people notice Julie in a more ‘professional’ light and take her seriously.
As Julie’s visible confidence grew, backed by her newly branded self-presentation, she more easily gained many new students, referrals, large clients, and numerous networking opportunities, all of which increased her financial independence.
