





It really depends on what you’re trying to build. Graphic design usually focuses on individual pieces — a flyer, a menu, a social media graphic, a single asset you need right now.
Brand design takes a step back and looks at the whole picture.
If graphic design is the puzzle pieces, brand design is the full image they create when all of the pieces fits together — your logo, colors, typography, visual identity, photography direction, and the overall feel of your brand working in harmony.
I work in both worlds, but my favorite projects involve creating the whole identity, not just one-off pieces.
That said, if you only need a smaller project, I’m still happy to help if it’s a good fit. Most of my clients start somewhere in the middle — they know something feels “off,” even if they’re not sure what it is yet — and we figure it out together.
Brand design is the full visual language of your business — your logo and identity, color palette, typography, messaging cues, and how everything works together. All of the tiny details that make your brand instantly recognizable.
Think about a Doritos commercial: sometimes they don’t even show the logo.
Just the red or blue bag colors and the angles of the packaging…and you know it’s Doritos.

That’s brand design at work.
It’s the consistency and clarity that makes a brand unmistakable — even without the logo.
My job is to help you build that same kind of recognition for your own business in a way that fits you.
If your visuals feel disconnected, outdated, or not aligned with the direction your business is growing, a full rebrand might help.
If your foundation is strong but a few things feel off, we can simplify the brand design process and update only what’s needed.
It’s collaborative, thoughtful, and relaxed — not chaotic or overwhelming.
We’ll talk through your goals, uncover what makes your business unique, and build a visual identity that feels like you (and works for the people you’re trying to reach).
I keep the process clear and human, with no jargon or unnecessary steps.
Every project is different, but most small business branding or full identity packages take a few weeks to a couple of months depending on scope.
Absolutely. Most of my clients start exactly there. We’ll talk through your goals, challenges, and what isn’t working, and from there I’ll recommend the right branding design services for your business.
My work includes:
Logo design
Full brand identity design
Website design
Brand strategy & messaging
Photography direction (for local Lowcountry / Charleston-area clients)
Marketing materials
Visual identity systems
Style guides
And sometimes… more.
If there’s something you don’t see here but you feel drawn to my work, feel free to ask. If it’s something I’ve dabbled in or can learn responsibly, I’m open to exploring it with you — always with full transparency and a realistic timeline.
Pricing varies depending on scope, but most clients fall into a few core packages.
If you want clarity before booking, we can chat through your goals and I’ll send over tailored options — no pressure, no sales pitch.
Nope — I work with clients anywhere.
Location isn’t a requirement at all.