Branding mood board visual identity

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

A brand identity kit is essential for any company, big or small. This is the number one document which will keep your content creation team on brand.

Pinterest is a set of visual and written standards that ensure Pinterest's voice and aesthetic are consistent across all marketing materials. It includes everything from the logo and typography to the use of color and imagery. The goal of the style guide is to create a cohesive and recognizable brand identity that helps users connect with

A is a document that defines the visual identity of a brand. It includes the brand's colors, fonts, logos, and other design elements. The template also provides guidance on how to use these elements consistently across all marketing

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

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

Struggling with Consistent Branding? Get the Blue Mood Board | Editable Branding Kit for Small Business Building a strong and cohesive brand identity is crucial for any small business. Whether you're managing a tech consultancy, running a digital marketing agency, or launching an e-design studio, having a consistent and professional look is key to standing out. Creating that perfect visual identity from scratch can feel overwhelming and time-consuming--especially if you're not a design…

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.