Branding & Visual Identity Portfolio

Brands are more than logos. They are the full story people experience.

A strong brand helps people understand who you are, what you do, and why it matters. These projects include logos, visual identity systems, campaign graphics, event branding, websites, print materials, and messaging support that helped organizations show up with more clarity, consistency, and confidence.

Featured Branding Projects

Branding works best when the logo, message, visuals, and materials all work together. These featured projects show how thoughtful design can support a larger story across multiple touchpoints.

Yoga Rocks the Park

A growing national event brand built around community, movement, music, and nature.

Branding support included: visual identity, event graphics, promotional materials, multi-market brand consistency, and audience-focused storytelling.

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Move United Sports

A young girl with a prosthetic leg running on a track during a race, wearing a gray t-shirt, black shorts, and a race number 107.

A mission-driven sports organization sharing a powerful story of access, ability, and inclusion.

Branding support included: campaign design, storytelling, print and digital materials, messaging support, and visual communications for a national audience.

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Rocky Mountain Highway

A colorful poster for the Mountain Sun Music Festival on September 7th, 2024, from 11 am to 7 pm featuring bands like Reid Poole & The Night Owls and others. The event includes food trucks, art market, beer and cocktails, kids space, and is family friendly, held at Aspen Valley Ranch in Woodland Park.

A music-centered nonprofit building community through live performance and Colorado culture.

Branding support included: visual storytelling, event and nonprofit communications, print design, digital graphics, and brand-aligned marketing materials.

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Visual Identity Systems

Branding becomes more useful when it moves beyond one logo file. A complete visual identity can include color, typography, layout style, image direction, campaign graphics, print materials, signage, digital assets, and templates your team can actually use.

The examples below show how a brand can come to life across real-world materials, from events and exhibits to marketing campaigns and public-facing communications.

Poster for Meadowgrass Music Festival featuring a close-up of a person's hand playing a violin, with festival logos and information about upcoming music events from May 24 to 26.

Close-up of hands holding two black boxes labeled 'CRAFT ICE' in front of a webpage for Colorado Ice Works, showing sections for ice sculptures and bagged ice.

A booth at a convention displays a colorful banner with illustrations of laboratory equipment and plants, and a blackboard sign advertising free organic lip butter samples for $8. There are various lip butter containers and samples on the table, with

Logo Design

A logo is often the most visible part of a brand, but it works best when it is rooted in a clear idea. These logo designs were created to help each organization feel recognizable, memorable, and aligned with the story they want to tell.