I worked with Circa 1969 Boutique owner, Deb Broome, to create a brand identity for her new fashion boutique. The name came from when her mother immigrated from Portugal and she wanted to incorporate European vibes. I custom created the font and floral design for “Circa” to capture this for her.

I worked with Shauna Macdonald, owner and creator Rebloom, to create her brand identity for her floral company. She wanted to incorporate specific flowers, have it flow naturally and a neutral color palette.

I worked with Mauria’s Munchies owner, Mauria Liotine, to help establish her brand identity for her curated charcuterie boxes and seasonal treats. I designed a vibrant, playful logo that incorporated elements of her boxes as well as created social media assets and business cards to launch her business.

Nourish to Eat is a Health Coaching brand. The concept behind this brand is to nourish your mind, body, and spirit, and then fill it with things that are good for you. The lemon was a personal preference of something I love and the typeface styles were chosen to soothe.

University Floats owner, Omar Arroyo, asked me to help him bring life to his pool float concept that will be customizable depending on your University. I used collegiate and script lettering and bright blue hues to help convey fun and adventures.

Bright Light Paper is my hand-crafted greeting card business named after my Grandma that used to make her own little cards. I designed this logo to emulate light and to be reminiscent of fireflies in a jar because those are things that remind me of my Grandma.

Something Blue by Meredith owner, Meredith Farmer, asked me to create a logo for her wedding planner business. She didn’t have a lot of specifications except the exact color blue she wanted to use. Since it is a wedding planner business, I wanted the logo to be whimsical, simple, and elegant.

Kaskade Konnect is a online social media group created to bring together people who love the DJ, Kaskade. I designed this logo for Colleen Burns and wanted to incorporate the circles to imply that when many individuals are brought together it makes a beautiful community.

Pulse of Central Florida owner, Ashley Edwards, asked me to create a logo for his all-things Orlando blog that had bright colors and incorporated the city. I used the city skyline while emphasizing the word, “Pulse,” so it would imply the blog was the center, or the pulse of Orlando.

Print Monster is a mock printing company that I created branding for. I wanted to incorporate the monster aspect into the logo and keep the branding fun.