Showing posts with label business card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business card. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Logo + Cards for Tera Rae Stephens
I was thrilled when Tera asked me to help her rebrand. Not only is she an amazing hairstylist, but she's an amazing person too... gorgeous, fashionable & yet super sweet! We went back and forth with ideas and drafts, almost settling on a different logo, but in the end I think this is perfect!
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Logo, Business Card + Notecard for Candace Rock Photography
Candace is an amazing photographer, and I've had the pleasure of having photos taken by her twice now. She wanted a new look for her brand- something that reflected her love for the beach.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Logo + Cards for Beacon For Him
Shannon contacted me to help with the branding for her ministry, Beacon For Him. She & her team feed & minister to the homeless in Long Beach. She had a good idea of what she wanted and had a pretty impressive sketch (top left) so it made my job pretty easy!
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Logo Facelift + Cards for Jill Marzion Photography

Jill contacted me to give her branding a new look. She had an existing logo that she liked, but she didn't LOVE it (specifically the fonts). We decided all she needed was a facelift: a couple new fonts to achieve the overall style she was looking for. After finalizing the fonts, we put together some business cards, notecards, stickers and new watermarks to match!
Check out Jill's amazing work here.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Logo + Business Card for Agate Mermaid
Brittany contacted me to help with the branding for her new company, Agate Mermaid. She really loved the simple, handwritten feel of the Free People logo, so we took a similar approach and incorporated an ocean effect with the watercolor and shell graphic on her business card. I love how it turned out!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Branding for Lil Indian Papoose
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| © Heather Myers 2013 |
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| © Heather Myers 2013 |
I was excited to help Richelle with the branding for her new company, Lil Indian Papoose. She wanted to stick with black, white & gold and incorporate triangles and a native feel. I love how it turned out!
And below is a peek at the design process... I always present my clients with at least 3 options, with additional time remaining to make final alterations.
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| © Heather Myers 2013 |
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Branding for Dutch Girl Cookies
Menu, business card and labels for Dutch Girl Cookies. If you are in the Long Beach area, you should definitely check them out. Homemade, authentic Dutch treats like stroopwaffels & speculaas (to name a few). Find them on Facebook.
Branding for Baked. by Cami
Cami contacted me a few months ago after seeing my macaron invitations on Etsy. She wanted to incorporate my macarons into her branding for her business over in Guam. We started with a business card, then added a circle label for her boxes, and most recently a menu. Her desserts look amazing... and one of these days I'll have to have her ship some here so I can try them! Visit Baked. by Cami on Facebook.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Branding for Kids Under Construction, Inc.
You may remember this logo design from last year. Recently, Kristen contacted me about designing some print material to create a cohesive look for her branding. We started with a business card and then created some cover pages and templates that she could customize herself. Next up are the storefront window signs, so stay tuned for that!
Kristen also did a sweet post about the evolution of her logo, which you can see on her blog.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Logo + Business Card for Wrapped in Mercy
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| Logo © Heather Myers 2011 |
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| Business Card / Front © Heather Myers 2011 |
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| Business Card / Back © Heather Myers 2011 |
Christine contacted me to help her with branding for her reusable sandwich wrap company. She started out making these for her kids in an effort to save baggies, and they have become increasingly popular. Now she has boutiques asking to carry her products, so it was time to get a logo! We decided to incorporate vintage typewriter fonts with a cute little bird drawing done by her son. The result is a logo that is totally personal, that even the kids approve of! Check out Christine's products here.
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