Branding: Revolving Styles

I think I was downright giddy when my friend Anna asked me to work on a rebrand for her vintage shop, Revolving Styles. I have admired the items that Anna curates for a few years now and was honored that she chose me to update the look for the shop. The direction was to create something classy but modern, that leaves room for growth as the shop and brand expands. I am really happy with how the logo and new business cards turned out. Good luck to Anna and Revolving Styles in this next phase!

Visit the Etsy shop at www.revolvingstyles.etsy.com and the blog at www.revolvingstyles.blogspot.com.

We’ve also discussed teaming up on a couple more projects, keep an eye out for those in the future.

Branding: SeeDubRun

SeeDubRun is a wellness fair and run having its initial event later this year. I was approached by one of the partners, the Dublin Unified School District, to be a part of the event. The logo needed to represent the surrounding area, but set it apart from the other events in the area. Branding went beyond just a logo, to the event day goodies as well.

Branding: Laurel Midwifery

Working on this piece of branding for a new midwife business was so exciting for me. I saw all the hard work, through the apprenticeship and tests that lead to this point and cannot be happier for her achievement. It’s always exciting to be a part of the initial stages of a new business.

I wanted to create something that felt comforting to a mother-to-be, that also would still stand out from the crowd. A palette of muted colors were chosen to soften the logo, which also adds to the feeling of comfort.

Branding: Champlin Windows

I always enjoy working on small business as they start up, it is so exciting to help launch something new. This is no exception, especially because I got to work with my brother-in-law on his new venture. I am definitely proud of him. He came to me with an idea for some artwork, so I got to work making a full logo for the new company. We ended up with a logo that stands out from the crowd, but carries the message that those windows are going to be seriously cleaned.

Branding: Lilibet Design

I always enjoy helping launch small businesses. It is so fun to collaborate with the client to develop a new look for a business. There is always such great excitement when something new is starting and Lilibet Design was no exception. Lilibet Design is a floral design company, specializing in flower arrangements for events. I created a logo, business card and label to give the business a cohesive feel.

Business Cards: Snack Sacks

Snack Sacks is a handmade business, sewing and creating helpful items for the home. The owner wanted a card that could be used as a business card or included with orders she was sending out. Since the business was young and new ideas were in the works already, I didn’t want to create a design that would limit future growth. The main direction was to create something that was fun and fit the accessible feeling of the products.

Branding: Daisy Lane

Starting with a color palette from the client, I built the branding for this Etsy shop. At the time, she wasn’t sure how her shop would grow, so she wanted to keep the graphics simple so they would work for any product she decided to sell. One of the most important attributes she wanted for the branding was that it would feel homey and welcoming for her clients.

Branding: NorCal Publishing

A client who published multiple area-based phone books launched a publishing company to produce the books. Since we had worked together on content for some of the other books, I was asked to create the identity for the new company.