Portfolio

Branding & Website

Queen Bee Interiors

When Laura of Queen Bee Interiors first came to me, we planned to create a website based on her existing logo. However, once we got started, it became clear that her original brand no longer reflected the refined, modern direction her business had taken. With that in mind, we hit the pause button and went back to rework the branding. Once we had a fresh, elegant logo (complete with contemporary fonts and a refined color palette) in place, we created a simple, professional website where she can showcase her services and give potential clients a clear sense of her style and approach.

Original Logo
Refreshed Logo
Website Creative Direction
Brand Pattern
Responsive Website Design
Branding Guidelines

Branding & Website

Grateful Connections

Malinda Leonard of Grateful Connections was seeking a visual identity and website that matched her goals for her new venture. Grateful Connections is a community for women in business that offers networking, professional development, and opportunities for growth through real connection in a welcoming atmosphere. Her new brand was designed to appeal to women in business who are looking to grow, learn, and build lasting relationships in a welcoming and non-competitive atmosphere.

Primary Logo Notebook
Desktop Website Design
Color Pairings
Mobile Website Design
Logo Mark Stamp

Branding

J. Berens Pottery

Jessica Berens of J. Berens Pottery is an independent artist in the Chicago area that creates handmade, functional pottery that elevates everyday moments. Her beautiful new branding and custom website gives her business a more polished, professional look that emphasizes the cozy, coastal vibe she loves with elements of nature incorporated throughout.

Primary Logo
Color Palette
Horizontal Logo
Mood Board
Responsive Website Design
Branded Gift Bag
Website Design

Branding

Sheridan Singers

The Sheridan Singers is an a cappella choir located in Chicago’s North Shore. The group had been using a DIY logo for years and was in need of a refresh that would better represent their standing as a high-quality choral ensemble. Inspired by the choir’s four voice parts, the shape of the “choral arc” (the curved standing arrangement), and a warm, embracing community, the new brand gives the group a much more polished appearance.