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There’s a particular kind of creative business that flies under the radar for a while — quietly building something beautiful, cultivating a real clientele, developing a point of view that’s entirely their own. And then one day, they look up and realize their brand hasn’t kept pace with any of it. That’s exactly where Desro […]

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A laptop displaying a colorful website rests on a neatly made bed with white bedding; a bedside table with a lamp and small bottles is in the background.
Two clear glass cups casting shadows sit on a light surface next to a smartphone displaying a wedding photo of a couple embracing and the text A Arrowed Beginnings on the screen.

Brand design and a custom Showit website for Arrowed Beginnings  — an event planning and photography company in North Georgia.

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A bride in a white dress and veil walks down a staircase, seen from behind. The black and white image by Jennifer Nolan Photography features another person blurred in the background, with the logo overlaying the photo.

Brand design and Showit website template customization for Jennifer Nolan Photography  — a timeless, true-to-life wedding photographer based in Virginia.

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A smartphone with a yellow lock screen displaying notifications rests on a light beige fabric surface. The notifications include a money transfer alert and a short message.

Have you ever found yourself staying up late, replying to emails, or scrambling between documents trying to find the info you need for a client? If so, you are not alone!  No matter what stage you’re at in your business, it can be hard to set boundaries for your work. That’s why it’s so important to find tools that help you to be more efficient with your time! That’s where Honeybook comes in.

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A double-barrel shotgun rests on a weathered log, with a green strap attached. The logo and text HIGH TIDE HUNTING PRESERVE is overlaid in orange on the image.

Brand design and Showit website design for High Tide Hunting Preserve  — a fictional 3,000-acre hunting preserve on the southeast Georgia coast that offers the finest in quail hunting, continental pheasant shooting, sporting clays, and coastal fishing.

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A computer screen displays the Canva brand kit interface, perfect for learning how to set up a brand kit in Canva, with brand logos, fonts, and colors. Several other Canva design pages are partially visible on a beige background.

Using consistent branding not only builds brand awareness, but it keeps everything consistent for all your internal and external designs. I’ll walk you through how to customize your Brand Kit in Canva!

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A pair of eyeglasses, a ceramic cup, and two sheets of paper displaying brand design guidelines with a color palette, typeface, and sample images for Nicole Bielenin Photography are arranged on a beige surface.

Having all of your brand colors is so important for many reasons, but most importantly, for staying on-brand with all that you create! If you have invested in your branding, it’s likely that you did so to create a consistent brand image and to develop brand recognition. Even if you developed your branding yourself, it […]

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A glass of water with a pear, three apple slices, and two business cards—one reading The Social Club and the other with SC in an oval—arranged on a beige surface with a soft shadow.

I know how it is when you’re just starting out – you know how important branding is to your new business, but most of the time you don’t have the funds to fully invest in a full branding package. Enter the brand bar – featuring semi-custom (yet unique) brands to help you get your business off the ground.

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A woman in a sheer lace bridal gown poses against a soft blue background, with one hand on her torso and a partial veil over her head. White monogram letters and a leaf design overlay the image.

Brand design and template customization for Maria Azcona Photography  — a wedding and portrait photographer in New Jersey.

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A hand rests on a spiral notebook and a closed laptop. Abstract white geometric shapes are overlaid in the center. The image is in black and white with soft shadows.

Logo design for Breaking Ordinary Co.  — a boutique copywriting studio.

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Dark, moody close-up of overlapping brown and green leaves with the white overlapping letters TGB in the center, framed by thin white corner brackets.

Brand design and website design for The Gathering Box  — a charcuterie and grazing table company.

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