Feminine and Bold Photographer Branding

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To help build up my portfolio and keep my creativity strong, I sometimes work on developing an identity and marketing materials for a fictional business. Last week I created a brand for Emma Rose Photography. I first started by creating an inspiration board and color palette. From that, I developed a few logo thumbnails and tweaked them until I had a finished logo. The Emma Rose logo was inspired by the trend of "dipping" things in paint. This photographer is very feminine but has a strong point of view. I think this logo is both girly and bold, which perfectly suites her business.

For pricing or information on small business branding, shoot me an email at laura@onelevencreative.com. 

Personal Logo Project

It has been a little bit since I worked on a fun logo and I got the hankering to get creative. I created a fictional urban boutique and designed a logo and business card to fit the envisioned brand. I'm in love with the plaid pattern and the tangerine and magenta color palette.

Lancaster County Meats and Deli Logo Reveal

When Todd, a friend from church, approached me about designing a logo for his new market stand, I was a little bit nervous. Working for friends can either be really great or really stressful. Luckily, I've only ever had good experiences working with and for friends, but I always go into projects a little wary. Todd's market stand, Lancaster County Meats and Deli, sells many different types of meats, cheeses and other things. The challenge was to create a modern logo with nods to the country and to what they sell. I was inspired by a weathervane and decided to stack animal silhouettes as part of that.

The final logo is really great and the client is super happy. Along with the logo, I created a business card and recipe card design.