Brand Design
A Full Package Identity Design Solution.
In today’s highly competitive market, it’s more important than ever to create a strong and memorable brand identity that sets your business apart from the rest. Brand design is the process of creating a visual and emotional representation of your brand that reflects its unique personality, values, and objectives. This includes developing your brand’s logo, web presence, printed media, overall color palette, and other visual elements that make up your brand’s complete aesthetic.
At its core, brand design is about building trust with your customers by communicating who you are, what you stand for, and why you’re different. It’s about creating a consistent and cohesive brand experience across all touchpoints, from your business cards to your social media profiles. A well-designed brand can help you attract new customers, retain existing ones, and build a loyal following that advocates for your brand.
Branding Example
Rent World came to us originally to have us redesign their logo and website. Once they knew they liked the result, they began stretching out their branding with having us design monthly advertising mailers, door hangers, various types of interior signage, banner stands, and then eventually, a new wrap for their box trucks.

Logo

Website

Mailers

Door Hangers

Box Truck

Store Signage

Banner Stands
7 Areas Of Brand Design
Logo Design
A unique and memorable logo that represents the essence of the brand is often the first step in brand design. The logo should be easily recognizable and convey the personality of the brand.
Typography
The use of consistent typography across various touchpoints, such as websites, packaging, and marketing materials, can help establish a cohesive brand identity.
Color Palette
The choice of colors can have a significant impact on the overall feel and perception of a brand. A well-designed color palette can create a visual identity that reflects the brand’s personality and values.
Brand Messaging
The tone, voice, and messaging used across various platforms can help establish a brand’s personality, and ensure consistency and familiarity. Taglines and Copywriting are an example.
Graphic Elements
Graphic elements such as patterns, shapes, and illustrations, can help create a visual identity that conveys the brand’s personality and values.
Photography / Imagery
The use of consistent photography and imagery can help establish a recognizable visual identity that reflects the brand’s values and personality.
Visual Mediums
Brand design is the effort to create a familiar and recognizable brand that is cohesive throughout everything produced. Logo, website, social media, packaging, advertising and so on.
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