CORPORATE IDENTITY DESIGN : PORTFOLIO
business cards, letterheads, envelopes
Corporate Identity Design
Our design specialists create corporate identity solutions designed to make a professional statement that communicates the goals you’ve expressed about how you want your business presented to others. Your corporate identity design is defined by how your company’s logo and branding design is presented on paper through your business cards, letterhead, envelopes, stationery, notecards, signage, vehicle wraps, and other printed materials. It’s your company’s opportunity to put on its finest clothes and tell the world why they need to conduct business with you. The presentation of the corporate identity system is one of the highest factors that impress and wow a potential client when they are assessing whether to work with your company or one of your competitors. It is the professional presentation of how your company’s brand is packaged and presented to others. The corporate identity system makes an overall statement about the strength of your company. If you’ve invested in a professional design, that tells your target audience that you are a strong company and that you care about how your company looks to others. It is important that the design presentation is consistent with the other elements and identifying factors in your brand.
FEATURED CORPORATE IDENTITY DESIGN PROJECTS
Letterhead Design - Front
Letterhead Design - Back
Business Card Design - Front
Business Card Design - Back
Envelope Design - Front
Envelope Design - Back
Letterhead Design - Front
Blueprints were the inspiration for this design for this architectural engineering firm. Sections of drawings from blue prints are also integrated into the design.
Letterhead Design - Back
This design is blue, because blueprints are blue. Blueprints were the inspiration for this design for this architectural engineering firm. Sections of drawings from blue prints are also integrated into the design.
Business Card Design - Front
Blueprints were the inspiration for this design for this architectural engineering firm. Sections of drawings from blueprints are also integrated into the design.
Business Card Design - Back
This design is blue, because blueprints are blue. Blueprints were the inspiration for this design for this architectural engineering firm. Sections of drawings from blue prints are also integrated into the design.
Envelope Design - Front
This design is blue, because blueprints are blue. Blueprints were the inspiration for this design for this architectural engineering firm. Sections of drawings from blue prints are also integrated into the design.
Envelope Design - Back
This design is blue, because blueprints are blue. Blueprints were the inspiration for this design for this architectural engineering firm.
Letterhead Design - Front
Letterhead Design - Back
Business Card Design - Front
Business Card Design - Back
Envelope Design - Front
Envelope Design - Back
Letterhead Design - Front
The curls and bars in the logo design were inspired by the elegant iron easels with scrolls and curls in the iron work, that are used to display large framed photographs. The iron work in the logo frames the name of the company, just like an iron picture frame or easel, frames and displays a photograph. The design was kept very simple and elegant, appealing to women, specifically brides, because this photography studio’s clientele consists of high end, elegant weddings. The name of the studio was inspired by a the name of flower.
Letterhead Design - Back
The back of the design is simple, with an embellishment at the bottom highlighting the company's website.
Business Card Design - Front
Version 1
The curls and bars in the logo design were inspired by the elegant iron easels with scrolls and curls in the iron work, that are used to display large framed photographs. The iron work in the logo frames the name of the company, just like an iron picture frame or easel, frames and displays a photograph. The design was kept very simple and elegant, appealing to women, specifically brides, because this photography studio’s clientele consists of high end, elegant weddings. The name of the studio was inspired by a the name of flower.
Business Card Design - Back
Version 1
Business Card Design - Front
Version 2
The curls and bars in the logo design were inspired by the elegant iron easels with scrolls and curls in the iron work, that are used to display large framed photographs. The iron work in the logo frames the name of the company, just like an iron picture frame or easel, frames and displays a photograph. The design was kept very simple and elegant, appealing to women, specifically brides, because this photography studio’s clientele consists of high end, elegant weddings. The name of the studio was inspired by a the name of flower.
Business Card Design - Back
Version 2
The company wanted just the website on the business card, because the contact information could change. This way, they only had to order 1 business card design for their entire company instead of many different business cards for every single employee with each employee's name, position, title, and personal contact information.
Envelope Design - Front
Chocolate Brown Version
The curls and bars in the logo design were inspired by the elegant iron easels with scrolls and curls in the iron work, that are used to display large framed photographs. The iron work in the logo frames the name of the company, just like an iron picture frame or easel, frames and displays a photograph. The design was kept very simple and elegant, appealing to women, specifically brides, because this photography studio’s clientele consists of high end, elegant weddings. The name of the studio was inspired by a the name of flower.
Envelope Design - Back
Chocolate Brown Version
Envelope Design - Front
Cream Version
The curls and bars in the logo design were inspired by the elegant iron easels with scrolls and curls in the iron work, that are used to display large framed photographs. The iron work in the logo frames the name of the company, just like an iron picture frame or easel, frames and displays a photograph. The design was kept very simple and elegant, appealing to women, specifically brides, because this photography studio’s clientele consists of high end, elegant weddings. The name of the studio was inspired by a the name of flower.
Envelope Design - Back
Cream Version
Letterhead Design - Front
Letterhead Design - Back
Business Card Design - Front
Business Card Design - Back
Envelope Design - Front
Envelope Design - Back
Letterhead Design - Front
The design was inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. The design concept implies that buying her work is like receiving an elegantly wrapped gift.
Letterhead Design - Back
Business Card Design - Front
The design was inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. The design concept implies that buying her work is like receiving an elegantly wrapped gift.
Business Card Design - Back
Envelope Design - Front
The design was inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. The design concept implies that buying her work is like receiving an elegantly wrapped gift.
Envelope Design - Back
Letterhead Design - Front
The Chocolate Design
This design was also inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. But in this design, the focus was to integrate the concept that the elegantly wrapped gift was a box of fine chocolate, which is also a romantic gift. This design style implies that buying her work is like a buying a romantic gift, like a box of fine chocolate.
Letterhead Design - Back
The Chocolate Design
Business Card Design - Front
The Chocolate Design
This design was also inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. But in this design, the focus was to integrate the concept that the elegantly wrapped gift was a box of fine chocolate, which is also a romantic gift. This design style implies that buying her work is like a buying a romantic gift, like a box of fine chocolate.
Business Card Design - Back
The Chocolate Design
Envelope Design - Front
The Chocolate Design
This design was also inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. But in this design, the focus was to integrate the concept that the elegantly wrapped gift was a box of fine chocolate, which is also a romantic gift. This design style implies that buying her work is like a buying a romantic gift, like a box of fine chocolate.
Envelope Design - Back
The Chocolate Design
Letterhead Design - Front
The White Chocolate Design
This design was also inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. But in this design, the focus was to integrate the concept that the elegantly wrapped gift was a box of fine chocolate, which is also a romantic gift. This design style implies that buying her work is like a buying a romantic gift, like a box of fine chocolate.
Letterhead Design - Back
The White Chocolate Design
Business Card Design - Front
The White Chocolate Design
This design was also inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. But in this design, the focus was to integrate the concept that the elegantly wrapped gift was a box of fine chocolate, which is also a romantic gift. This design style implies that buying her work is like a buying a romantic gift, like a box of fine chocolate.
Business Card Design - Back
The White Chocolate Design
Envelope Design - Front
The White Chocolate Design
This design was also inspired by department store style gift wrap packaging. The lines and bars in the design imitate ribbons used in gift wrapping an elegant box. But in this design, the focus was to integrate the concept that the elegantly wrapped gift was a box of fine chocolate, which is also a romantic gift. This design style implies that buying her work is like a buying a romantic gift, like a box of fine chocolate.
