Wildspark Creative

Okay can we talk about the things nobody actually tells you when you start a business? 👀 The comparison spirals, the self doubt, the feeling like everyone else had it figured out and you were the only one white-knuckling it, when in reality nobody actually has it as figured out as they look. So here are a few things I needed to hear, and maybe you do too. Drop your favorite in the comments, I genuinely want to know which one hits. 🤍

Sorva ✷ Ready to Own

Sorva is the hand-touched, artisinal brand that dreams are made of. It’s soul is rooted in the details, imperfect script lettering, hand-drawn illustrations, and a color palette that feels eclectic and considered all at the same time. It’s nostalgic in a way that you can’t esplain but you immediately feel it.

Sorva is the newest addition to the Brand Bar, my collection of pre-made customizable brand identities. This would work across a huge range of business types.

The world is here and ready to be stepped into, it’s just waiting for the right founder.

Babe, we need to talk.

AI-generated branding is popping everywhere right now and it’s literally the fastest way you can completely run your credibility into the ground.

As the saying goes, you can either have it fast, cheap, or good. And I get it, AI output is fast, and cheap but it sure as heck isn’t good 🤢 and people notice. Sophisticated clients, buyers, and collaborators can spot that sh*t from a mile away and it’s a huge turn off. It reads as slop and makes people wonder if you’re willing to cut corners in how you present yourself… what else are you skimping out on? That’s a loss of trust that’s nearly impossible to recover from.

There’s also a very real legal risk most people don’t know about. AI-generated output can’t be trademarked (which means the “brand” you’ve been building recognition on can’t be legally protected), and even riskier, because AI pulls from existing work, you could unknowingly be infringing on someone else’s intellectual property without even knowing it. Now that just sounds like lawsuit waiting to happen. 😬

Beyond the legal risks AI doesn’t understand your market. It can’t identify the whitespace in your category, the gaps that makes a brand truly iconic, or what your specific audience actually needs to see to trust you. Sure, it can generate something that looks something like a brand, but it cannot think creatively or strategically about whether it’s the right one.

So hello, just don’t do it. 🙅🏼‍♀️

If you’re building something you genuinely care about, it deserves real intention behind it. Cheap fixes cost more in the long run, and a tarnished reputation isn’t something money can easily buy back.

If you’re ready to build a brand that actually works, I’m now booking July and August. Link in bio to inquire, let’s get to work 👏🏼

Let me ask you something a little uncomfortable.

If someone landed on your page right now through a referral, a random scroll, or a tag from a friend and you weren’t there to back yourself up, what would they think?

Your brand is out there talking whether you’re in the room or not, and it’s either hyping you up or quietly talking you out of a sale you didn’t even get the chance to make. Every touchpoint is communicating something: your fonts, the colors you use, the way your website feels to move through, the tone of your captions, the cohesion across every platform… none of these things may feel like a big deal in isolation, but together they are what forms an impression that’s incredibly hard to shake.

The brands earn trust immediately aren’t always the most expensive or the most polished, but they are the ones that feel the most considered. They feel like someone actually thought about it, and that feelingis what makes someone decide to reach out instead of just scrollingg on past.

The hardest part is that you’ll never know who left. There’s never going to be someone who reaches out and sends that “your brand didn’t feel right” message, they just disappear, and THAT is exactly why your brand matters more than most people even realize.

You can be the most talented person in your space and still be losing to someone less skilled simply because their brand communicates confidence and yours is creating doubt.

That’s not a talent problem, that’s a brand problem that’s absolutely worth solving.

Not sure how your brand is coming across? Drop a 🔍 if you want me to take a look.

Building a skincare brand that feels different isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s about intention, identity, and emotional resonance.

Phoenix and Rose was created to stand out in a saturated market of minimalist neutrals and wellness sameness. Rooted in the founder’s Mexican-American heritage, the brand needed to feel soulful and sacred without relying on tired tropes or surface-level storytelling.

She wanted a brand that could hold both softness and strength. Something that felt like ritual. That invited people into a moment of pause. That looked as beautiful on a shelf as it felt in someone’s hands.

I created a full brand identity that includes:

- A custom logo suite inspired by vintage botanicas and heirloom packaging

- A sun-washed, earthy palette that nods to terracotta, clay, and ritual

- Poetic typography that feels modern, yet steeped in meaning

- Elevated skincare packaging and product labels

- Artful brand collateral that feels tactile, layered, and unforgettable

The final result is a brand that’s grounded and transcendent, strategic and soulful, exactly the kind of work I love to create.

If you’re building a skincare, beauty, or wellness brand and want design that feels sacred and sells, let’s talk.

Standing out in the food and beverage space isn’t easy—especially in the crowded world of cold-pressed juices, where many brands blur together with similar earthy tones, minimalist labels, and wellness clichés.

Vitame was created to cut through the noise.

This cold-pressed juice brand needed more than just a clean look. It needed a bold, vibe-forward identity that could energize consumers at first glance, connect with a younger, design-conscious audience, and feel as refreshing as the product itself.

I designed a full brand identity that includes:

- A custom logo suite with retro-cool flair
- A vibrant, sun-soaked color palette
- Playful but modern typography
- Eye-catching can design and packaging
- Billboard and marketing materials that radiate personality

The result is a cohesive, scroll-stopping brand system made to capture attention on shelves, in ads, and across every consumer touchpoint. It’s fun, fresh, and full of energy—exactly what today’s beverage market is craving.

If you’re building a drink, snack, or wellness brand and need packaging and design that actually converts, this is the kind of work I love doing. Strategic, bold, and designed to leave an impression.