Laura Nicole Design

Client: 1881 Photography – Nikki Mutz
Scope: Logo
Design: I developed this logo to help establish an identity for the client as well as  for use in various web & print applications down the line. She knew she wanted offset type for the “1881″ and an overall look that was clean and elegant with a modern sophistication. After establishing the design & layout for the typography, we explored several graphics that would tie the two lines of text together. The end result is a clear, legible logo with a visually interesting play on positive & negative space and a pop of color.

Client: JMRoss Photography – Jessica Ross
Scope: Logo & Business Card
Design: The client desired a black and white logo that could be used on her website and as a watermark on her photography. The logo design was then used to create a double sided business card. A modern script font transforms the simple name of the company into a visually interesting graphic.

Client: Bloom Yoga & Wellness – Morgan & Julie Wallace
Scope: Flier, Schedule, Punch Card, Business Card, & Letterhead
Design: This material was developed for Bloom Yoga & Wellness, a woman-owned yoga studio in Castle Rock, CO. The client already had her logo created by a graphic designer in Connecticut and had printed a black and white brochure and flier. However, she was dissatisfied with the lackluster results and wanted to infuse her advertising material with some personality that would help promote the business. Using the previously designed logo, I created new eye-catching color layouts for a rack card intended for door to door advertising as well as a full page flier providing potential clients with information about her business. I then applied the new scheme to her client punch cards as well as some graphic elements of her new website created by Dan Murphy. I later designed a business card and letterhead using the same schemes.

Client: Myself
Scope: Save the Date Card
Design: Upon deciding on a small destination wedding in Mexico, my husband (then fiance), and I wanted to send out a simple save the date card to our guests. The vibrant sunset colors and palm leaf silhouette were used to promote the idea of the beach destination. The juxtaposition of the script font with the simple sans serif font gave it a fun personal touch wile also making the details easy to read. Needless to say, it got people pretty excited to hear more about our wedding plans.