Where to Use Your New Branding
You're rebrand is complate…but what’s next when you finish?
Here is a list of all the places your branding should be updated to be consistent across every touchpoint after your finish your rebrand.
Color Palettes for the Explorer Brand Archetype
Color Palettes for the Jester Brand Archetype
This brand archetype fears being boring, (as does their audience), so using engaging and energy-filled colors will show your audience that you know how to have a good time. Each of these palettes represents some of the key characteristics of the Jester brand archetype: energetic and spontaneous, entertaining and captivating, and clever and humorous.
Color Palettes for the Hero Brand Archetype
Heroes are bold and strong, so they deserve color palettes that are just the same! Hero brands use inspiring and sometimes intense design to catch the eye of their audience and draw them in and keep them interested in what they have to offer.
Color Palettes for the Citizen Brand Archetype
Color Palettes for the Innocent Brand Archetype
Color Palettes for the Caregiver Brand Archetype
Color Palettes for the Creator Brand Archetype
Color Palettes for the Magician Brand Archetype
Magicians and their tricks are both eye-catching and impressive. They draw you in with their promises of miracles and impress you when these seemingly impossible claims come to fruition. The color palettes for Magician brand archetypes catch clients' eyes and then keep them enticed to witness the magic. Each palette below caters to slightly different characteristics that the Magician shows: their imagination and confidence, their strategy and charisma, and their spirituality and ability to captivate.
Color Palettes for the Sage Brand Archetype
Color Palettes for the Rebel Brand Archetype
Outspoken in what they believe in, Rebels are bold and noticeable. They don’t necessarily try to stand out, but because of their disruptive nature, they tend to be seen.
Color Palettes for the Lover Brand Archetype
Color Palettes for the Ruler Brand Archetype
Historically, royalty and power have been associated with colors such as gold, purple, black, and silver.
Using this as a starting point we can build out color palettes for the Ruler that convey the following different characteristics and traits of this powerful brand archetype: responsible and sophisticated, dominant and a leader, and polished and successful.
How to Build a Better Website Part 1: The Foundational Elements
From one small-business owner to another, here are a few things you should absolutely keep in mind when building the amazing bit of digital collateral that is your website. These branding tips are an excellent place to start to help you drive brand voice and visuals, and fully deliver on the web experience.
How to Create a Balanced Instagram Grid and Drive Brand Recognition
So you want to win more dreamy clients and convert people from followers into brand-obsessed loyalists? One way to do this is by building a more balanced Instagram grid. This best practice doesn't require a huge marketing budget or expert design skills, but it does ask you to lean into one really important principle: Balance. More on that here.
3 T-Swift Approved Brand Strategies you can use starting TODAY
Taylor Swift knows how to build an empire. Let’s dive into some of the lessons we small business owners and self-starters can learn from the most love to hate and hate to love artist of our time: Taylor Swift. In other words, I'm going to tell you exactly which takeaways you'll want to bring back to your own branding/marketing efforts to hit it out of the park, just like T-Swift does.
3 Branding Lessons We Can Learn From Super Bowl Ads
Super Bowl ads are a goldmine for anybody who wants to add some best practices into their own branding playbook. Let’s dive into some of the lessons we small business owners and self-starters can learn from the most iconic Super Bowl ads of years past. In other words, I'm going to tell you exactly which takeaways you'll want to bring back to your own branding/marketing efforts to hit it out of the park
Embracing the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year: A Strategic Guide for Brands
Pantone has once again unveiled its Color of the Year, "Peach Fuzz." This light, delicate shade, nestled between the warmth of pink and orange, marks the 25th anniversary of Pantone's Color of the Year program. In this educational blog, we'll delve into the significance of the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year, Peach Fuzz, and provide actionable insights for emerging brands or those considering a rebrand, showcasing how integrating this color trend can strategically elevate their brand presence.
Signs Your Business Needs a Rebrand: 5 considerations that it’s time to change your Brand Identity
As a brand designer, I get asked all the time “how do I know it’s time to rebrand my business?” I’ve compiled 5 considerations that indicate it’s time to change your Brand Identity.
Design Inspiration From Agency Clients in 2023
7th Times the Charm: How To Use The Rule Of Seven
How to Choose Fonts That Reflect Your Brand Personality
Using the 12 Brand Archetypes to Catapult Your Brand
3 Logo Variations Every Brand Needs
Creator: Branding Inspiration
Sage: Fonts
Sage: Branding Inspiration
Ruler: Fonts
Ruler: Branding Inspiration
Rebel: Fonts
Lover : Fonts
Magician: Fonts
Creator : Fonts
Jester: Branding Inspiration
Jester: Fonts
Innocent: Branding Inspiration
Innocent: Fonts
Explorer: Fonts
Explorer: Branding Inspiration
Hero: Fonts
Hero: Branding Inspiration
Citizen: Branding Inspiration
Citizen: Fonts
Magician: Branding Inspiration
Caregiver: Branding Inspiration
Caregiver: Fonts
Three make up tips for your next brand photoshoot
Ruler Brand Archetype
Rebel Brand Archetype
Magician Brand Archetype
Lover Brand Archetype
Jester Brand Archetype
Innocent Brand Archetype
Hero Brand Archetype
Explorer Brand Archetype
Creator Brand Archetype
The Citizen Brand Archetype
Caregiver Brand Archetype
How to use color to take your brand photoshoots to the next level
How to dress for your brand
Can Good Branding Make You More Money?
If you’re thinking of investing in branding design, then you’re probably wondering: what is the impact of branding on a business? Click to explore branding return on investment.
Brand Identity Case Study: A to Z Psychology
In this branding case study, we take a look at the project for Dr. Ashlee Zito, owner of A to Z Psychology. Click for inspiration for your own branding projects.
How to Create an Obsess Worthy Email Signature in Gmail
Email signatures are a great way to incorporate your branding into your client communication. In this blog, we will walk through how to create a branded email signature.
Branding Case Study: Molly McNeil
See this beautiful brand reveal as we walk through our latest project completed for Molly McNeil.
How to Choose a Color Palette for Your Brand
So, have you ever wondered how to curate the perfect color palette for your brand? If so, you've come to the right place! I'm here to share a few personal insights from my experience as a designer to help you understand a bit more about colors and color palettes.
5 Mindset Shifts to Help You Eliminate Branding Overwhelm
With American consumer culture becoming more focused on everything that encompasses a brand - the look, design, messaging, mission, and more - companies are paving the way with new and exciting ideas every day. And for those of us who are more visually or creatively inclined, the right brand can make the difference in whether we buy the product or not.
Why You Need a Submark
When I tell people I’m a designer, most often they respond and say, “Oh, so you make logos, right?”. Well, yes! But there is so much more to visual design than just a logo. Designers create patterns, moods, vibes, illustrations, animations, artwork - the list could go on and on. Design itself is so much more than logo creation. It’s the creation of a visual aesthetic that supports a brand, idea, or person.
How to let your personality SHINE in your branding
I want you to think about your brand as a person. Whether YOU are your brand and you provide a service or your brand is product based, come up with a fictional person to represent the personality of your brand, or think about your own personality and how that represents your brand.
How to Use Negative Space in Your Designs
Negative space is frequently misunderstood by non-designers; while some may see it as wasted space, it’s not. Your design needs room to breathe!
Branding Case Study: Jen Briggs
The Jennifer Briggs is a Brand that prioritizes the experience and energetic exchange between Jen/The Brand & her consumer.
Why you need a Style Guide for your brand
No surprise here....I am passionate about good branding and I firmly believe it will elevate your business. The right font pairings, colors, logos and marks (swoon) together tell the world what your brand stands for & what it’s all about.
Branding Case Study: Little Words Project
Little Words Project® encourages women to both be kind to themselves and to others. Curating fun, carefree, feminine vibes while elevating above an overly-youthful feel, we used minimalistic design elements, a clean, sans-serif font, and soft color palette for this extra loving, kind brand.