Eighty95 Design

Logo design for art therapist platform.

Does your logo have the four key qualities of a GREAT Logo to impress your ideal customer and stand out in your industry?

Recent logo design for a sexy pop up party with some very special guests.

Logos + Websites + Graphics, Oh My!

Here’s a quick glimpse at our services offerings.

Now accepting projects for March. All-Star weekend had me pretty busy this month.

There are a few opportunities left for branding projects in late February, inquire today.

Project: Event Flyers for NYE Party.
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Your event, or launch, or new product needs more than one piece of marketing.
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Happy February 💕

Quite honestly, February is when my new year starts.

Between the Holidays & the ❄️ much of January is spent in hibernation. As busy as last month was, I am excited for what February has in store.

My goals are set, client projects are organized & i’m hella motivated this month to accomplish it all.

My client wanted to provide her clients a healthier alternative for their nail care and prescribe therapy-like appointments.

A safe space - A creative outlet

& needed a logo that embodied that.

If you asked us what our favorite types of design projects are, we may hesitate, but can’t help but say product & packaging design. There’s something about when everything comes together.

We love how the packaging came together for Ebony Essentials Hair Care line!

Hi!! Welcome 2 Eighty95 Design!

Have you ever heard that saying “The Shoemakers kids never have any shoes”?

That me, a shoemaker with no shoes - or more accurately a design company lacking in our social media presence and marketing. More excuse than valid reason come to mind to explain exactly why that is, but I figured I’d dive back in, do a bit of a reintroduction and build this community back up!

I hope these colors that I’ve decided will represent this brand convey to you that this company is inviting, bold and will handle your projects delicately with a grace and understanding of those ideas that you just aren’t quite sure how to visually execute.

Brand colors are super important. They help as a guide and create consistently across your brand touch points that this is indeed the same business across all your various mediums - brochures, business cards, logo, website, social media, and even billboards. Your colors should help to convey who you are, how you do things and what kinda vibe a client can expect from you.

Are you brand colors clear? Don’t get me wrong I love me some black abs white - it’s so classic - but is there more you could be saying with your colors?