Branding Made Beautiful
Portfolio
Interested in having a nose around our portfolio and a selection of the projects we have been a part of? Then scroll on down to see a variety of projects, from logo design to web design!
Never too busy ltd
Ellen worked with new start up business Never Too Busy from the very beginning to create not only a bee-autiful logo but a clean, sophisticated look and fully functioning website to boot! Ellen took inspiration from the idea of 'busy bees' to create this logo and balanced the fun name with a clean, modern look that oozed quality.
quirky candles
Born in the pandemic, Quirky Candles was a classic example of a business that boomed before it was truly ready. Luckily Ellen took this bad ass mother and daughter team and gave them a taste of what good branding can look like and do for business. Quirky Candles are not only returning clients but firm friends too who regularly seek advice from Ellen.
the english print co.
Sometimes you have the logo and the vision in mind but can't always see the bigger picture. This was the issue facing Sophie from The English Print Company who had recently done a total overhaul of her branding but still didn't quite feel like all the pieces went together. Ellen supported her by not only creating a moodboard to help her see how her branding came together and could be used for promotion but also created a number of design pieces for her to get her started and she's not looked back since.
woodland wax
Woodland Wax is a classic example of a business that realised how important good branding was and once they worked with us, they kept coming back for more. Ellen not only created their brand new logo but also stickers across their whole range including themed branding for their seasonal products. She was the main contributor to their social media content and totally revived their business at a critical point in it's journey.
caron made
Caron was on the look out for a total rebrand of her up and coming jewellery business and armed only with some colour inspiration from Pinterest, Ellen turned these images into a new branding identity for Caron Made. Ellen not only created the logo and branding moodboard but also packaging items such as stickers and jewellery backing cards but also promotional materials such as business cards. Caron has such confidence in Ellen and her vision that she has returned time and time again for updates to her branding, recently choosing a fresh set of colours to give her business a new look.
noshly poshly
Ellen was approached by the owner of Noshly Poshly to support them with a rebrand of their business. Despite having a typography logo that they loved, their branding stopped there. They didn't feel they had a consistent theme or image and with their business expanding they wanted to hone in on their niche - NERDS! Ellen took their colour palette inspiration and their newfound market and created a memorable image that made a mark. She also supported the business in creating their very first website as well as designing a number of products that will be stocked on their website such as prints, badges and embroidery hoops.
Popup-y-bont
Having worked with me on a number of design projects before, Jade knew that the only person she would trust with the promotional design for a new small business market was The Branding Alchemist. Ellen made sure that the funding Jade had received for promotion was put to good use and not only created a standout identity for this new market but posters, banners and social media posts for the vendors too.
bee kind cards
Ellen took Amy under her wing and showed how an existing logo can be elevated with some clever design. She took Amy's sweet bee design and took it to the next level, ensuring it was now at a high quality that could be used across all of her marketing. She also mentored Amy into understanding how her social media platform (which was her main source of promotion) could drive more traffic and be a platform that engaged her followers not only intellectually but visually too.
roseberry meadow weaves
Zoe came with a clear vision of what she wanted for a logo and was keen to incorporate a rough sketch she had created for a wall hanging she was designing. Ellen took this rough sketch and, by hand, totally transformed it into Zoe's dream logo as well as giving her the branding moodboard to show how this logo related to the rest of her branding.
