Logo and branding - Recognizability is everything in marketing. You want your audience to remember your brand and have a positive connotation. This is where your logo and your visual identity come into play. Branding can consist of many things, such as typography, a color palette, and imagery.

Advertisements - With an advertisement, you convey a certain message and expect (or hope) that your audience engages with it. By performing a particular action, like a purchase or a click. Or at least by reading what you have to say. Good graphic design is essential to get that engagement.

Social media graphics - Everyone is on social media, and so should your brand be. It’s a fantastic tool to reach your audience and communicate with them. Posting consistent and appealing content with the help of a professional graphic designer will help your brand in many ways.

Web design - People will look you up, and if they do, you better make sure there is a striking website awaiting them. Web design is a skill on its own and usually requires a specialized designer.

Print collateral - In this digital age, you’d nearly forget there is something like print collateral. But magazines, flyers, business cards, brochures, stickers, and more are great tools to promote your brand. If they are designed well, of course.

Graphic illustrations - A graphic illustration fades the borders between graphic design and art. It’s an artistic way to convey your unique message to your audience.

Infographics - Do you have data that you want to showcase in a visually appealing way? An infographic is the answer. Designing an infographic should be done precisely to make all data easily digestible for your audience.

Icons - So much to say, so little space? Have a set of icons designed to help convey your message in a short, simple, yet appealing way.