Brand Design
Brand design is the visual foundation for how an organisation expresses its identity, influencing how clearly and consistently that identity is communicated.
I help organisations create clear, considered visual systems that express their identity consistently across brand, communication, and presentation, supporting both immediate needs and long-term use.
Brand design work is approached as a system, not a collection of individual assets.
Each element is considered in relation to the whole, ensuring consistency, flexibility, and clarity across all brand and communication touch points.
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Logos, marks, and visual elements designed as part of a cohesive, usable system.
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Palettes and typographic structures that support consistency, accessibility, and practical use across formats.
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Clear rules and examples that define how the brand shows up across communications and materials.
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Supporting assets developed for use across digital and print environments.
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Guidance that enables teams to apply the brand confidently and consistently over time.
Brand design is most effective when it is grounded in context and intention.
It requires a clear understanding of not only what an organisation stands for, but how its identity needs to function across channels.
My approach begins with understanding the organisation, its audience, and the practical realities of how the brand will be used - not just how it needs to look. This ensures design decisions are informed, relevant, and fit for purpose from the outset. Design decisions are made with clarity and longevity in mind, resulting in visual systems that are coherent, adaptable, and able to support ongoing communication without constant reinvention as the organisation evolves.