Brand & Graphic Designer

Identities that make small companies look inevitable

I’m an independent brand designer who builds identity systems with a clear idea at the center — logo, type, color, and the rules that hold it all together. Below is a small selection of recent work, chosen for the thinking as much as the finish.

Services

What I can help with

Most engagements fall into one of four shapes. Whatever the brief, the goal is the same: a brand with a sharp idea, a distinctive look, and the rules to keep it consistent everywhere it shows up.

Brand identity systems

The full kit — logo, typography, color, imagery, and a guidelines document your team can actually follow. From positioning to a finished system, typically six to ten weeks.

Logo & wordmark design

A considered mark and wordmark, drawn from scratch and refined across sizes and contexts. Delivered as clean vectors with usage rules for print, screen, and social.

Packaging & print

Boxes, labels, cards, and collateral that feel like the brand in your hands. Print-ready artwork, dielines, and a working relationship with your printer.

Art direction

A focused sprint to shape the look of a campaign, launch, or founding deck — a visual language, a few key layouts, and templates your team can extend.

How I work

A practice built on the idea first

Whatever the project, the shape of the work stays the same: find the idea, draw it with discipline, and build the rules so it holds up. I’d rather ship one identity with a clear point of view than a folder of pretty options that say nothing.

Strategy first

A short workshop, a competitor sweep, and a written positioning line before any logo sketches. I frame what the brand stands for so every visual choice has something to answer to.

Draw, don’t decorate

Marks built from a concept, refined by hand and on-grid across every size. I present a tight set of directions with reasoning, not a wall of options to guess between.

Systems that hold

Every identity ships with guidelines, templates, and files your team can run with. A brand only works if it stays consistent long after the launch buzz fades.

Logo sketches and color swatches pinned to a studio wall
Close-up of a laptop showing a wordmark on a type grid

Kind words

What clients say

A few notes from the people I’ve partnered with. These are neutral placeholder testimonials — replace them with your own once you gather them.

The new identity gave us a story, not just a logo. We walked into investor meetings looking like a company three times our size — and the brand still feels right two years on.
FounderMarrow & Oak
The concept behind the mark did half the selling for us. Every packaging run since has fallen straight out of the guidelines with almost no back-and-forth.
Head of BrandFold Coffee
Listened first, sketched second, and came back with something obviously ours. Our shelf finally stands out — reorders from stockists jumped within the first season.
Co-founderSelva Skincare
Currently booking projects for the next quarter.

Building or refreshing a brand?

Tell me a little about it — the company, the timeline, and what you want the brand to say. I read every message and reply within a few business days.