Logo, website, and coordinating blog design for an online children’s store. Angie wanted a fresh new design that showcased the playful nature of her products. From her mention of her love for all things blue and daisies, we created a playful logo and website utilizing color as not only a decorative element, but structural as well, distinguishing the active category from the inactive ones. The colors imply childhood, but paired with the strong black accents appear mature at the same time. We reorganized the store categories, and took full advantage of CKGold’s shop by manufacturer and search features to make shopping easier and more logical for the customer. This site also includes an integrated blog designed to match the rest of the website.

Logo, business card, and website design for a Malaysia-based company selling women-made goods from around the world. We created an adorable illustration of a baby tapir for the logo, paired with a bright and upbeat color scheme. A grid-based website structure allowed us to logically organize the myriad of information and products that Li needed on her site.

Ecommerce/Gallery website for an Oakland based fine artist. The ecommerce portion allows visitors to buy prints of the pieces, but is designed to be very inconspicuous and secondary to the gallery function of the website. A very clean design allows the work to take center stage.

Website and matching print material for an indie jewelry artist. Kerrie came to us with an adorable illustrated logo, and wanted a site to match. We hooked her up with a clean and fresh ecommerce design, with soft, water-like colors and a bubble motif to contrast with the bright pop of the orange fish. We also created some coordinating print materials, including a double-sided business card, postcard, and notecard, all in the same clean and modern style.

Custom wordpress blog design for an indie blog. Liana was looking for a custom and professional looking design for her blog, one that appealed to visitors but didn’t overwhelm the content of the blog itself. To improve the functionality, the blog includes an ad server to track advertisers as well as an integrated mailing list. We also created a series of animated web banners and print ads to promote the blog.

Identity and website design for a handmade soap company. Stacy wanted a kawaii-inspired logo, and an adorable plum illustration gave her just that. The website uses a matching color scheme of purple and lime green, for a lighthearted feel that fits with the sugary themed soap creations.