Tag: design

Shauna here — I first met FayAnn, an infectiously upbeat videographer last November while teaching The Blogcademy in Melbourne. After class, we had a solid half hour talk about design and video and I liked her immediately. A few month later, FayAnn got in touch with Branch to brand her video-focused business, Chutzpah Creative. As…

Photographer David McNeil was our first-ever wedding industry client many years ago and from the very beginning, a total blast to work with. It doesn’t hurt that he’s perpetually upbeat, charming, open to new ideas and a natural at karaoke. I once watched him belt out a perfect rendition of Bruce Springsteen’s Born To Run…

Shauna here — this project launch today is a really special, personal one. Gala Darling has been one of my closest, best friends for over a decade and last summer, we finally had the chance to start working together. Let’s back up a bit, though. Gala and I first met around 2002 on Live Journal,…

Shien Cosmetics was the first-ever beauty brand we had the opportunity to work with and since then, it’s been awesome watching it get recognition in the cosmetics market and beyond — just last week, The Dieline did a feature! As you can imagine, launching a cosmetics line is always a gamble since the industry is…

Luke Copping is a photographer who has never been afraid to take chances. We have a longstanding working relationship — it all started five years ago when we did his branding and in that time since, we’ve collaborated on a magazine, print portfolio, and more promotional pieces than we can count. But this piece today?…

Oh, Kitty Cavalier! Meow. I first met Kitty last summer during the Blogcademy New York class which was hosted inside a Brooklyn loft overflowing with antique furnishings including velvet couches, hand-carved Parisian doors and pastel-hued typewriters. Looking back now, it was all quite fitting. Kitty and I spoke at length during the branding segment I…

Photographer Luke Copping is one of our longest running clients and the best part about working with him is that he always comes to the table with new ideas for self promotion — he doesn’t just stick with tried-and-true postcards and e-newsletters. Luke’s images can range from edgy to refined but no matter the subject,…

We recently completed an identity system for fashion designer Kay Li. When she contacted us, I jumped at the opportunity to work with her in part because of her unique take on womenswear. Inspired by architecture, Kay Li’s collections are edgy yet completely wearable. With an interest in textile design, many of the fabrics used…