the face behind the vision

Our client wanted a luxe, modern wine brand look that felt “high-end” without being stiff. I created a typographic logo that balances elegant serif letterforms with a softer, romantic script to reflect the “squeezed grape” name, then paired it with warm editorial imagery and a clean CTA layout. The final direction is premium, intimate, and campaign-ready.

Our client wanted to break into the Botox/medical aesthetics space without looking like every other clean, plain clinic page. So I leaned into an editorial, beauty-campaign direction: refined typography, high-end spacing, and close-up imagery that feels luxe and modern while still credible. The result stands out in a scroll full of “sterile” med spa branding, but still reads premium and professional.

For Twelve Sips, the goal was to make a tea brand feel collectible, more art piece than grocery-shelf label. I blended an old-world painting backdrop with a delicate botanical illustration and an arched frame to give it that vintage-apothecary, gallery-like charm. The final mark feels calm, elevated, and a little mysterious… perfect for a premium tea brand that wants to stand out without shouting.

For Happy Souls Playschool, the client wanted a brand that feels warm, welcoming, and instantly joyful. I created a playful, chunky wordmark with bright, friendly colors and soft organic shapes to capture that creative, kid-first energy. The little character detail adds personality and makes the brand feel approachable for both parents and children.

For Haus of Hera, the goal was to build a luxury décor brand identity that feels mythic, romantic, and editorial, sort of like an invitation you’d keep. I centered the design around dramatic serif typography with a soft script flourish for that “goddess energy,” then used a deep wine-toned texture to make it feel rich and elevated. The final look positions the brand as premium décor for clients who want their spaces to feel intentional, curated, and unforgettable.