The business owner behind Veroleigh Makeup saw a discrepancy between her old branding and luxe offering.
A refreshed brand identity that better reflects the change in user demographics, price-point, and top customer service.
Vero Leigh is an established makeup artist leading a team for over ten years now. She came to me to develop a new visual identity to better match the elevated experience and upgraded pricing her team now charges for their luxe makeup services.
We explored three unique stylistic approaches, all based on reference images the clients had pulled prior to collaborating. Clients are often most pulled to one direction but desire to mix certain elements of others. In this case Veronica wanted Option 01 with more of the typographic style of Option 03.
The brand identity process took over 3 weeks while we worked through multiple logo variations, settled on a final typesuite, and refined the color palette. When developing color schemes, I find it helpful to make low fidelity mock-ups to show how the colors might interact in a larger format like a website. While I did not work on this website, I like to help show clients how they'll use the deliverables beyond our time together.
Some of the final deliverables included various business card mock-ups like those shown above as well as a Home page web mock-up which was then used as guiding inspiration for the company's current website. Additionally, the brand has begun to apply the logos and colors to their social media platform to bring the new branding across all digital touch points.
Some of the final deliverables included various business card mock-ups like those shown above as well as a Home page web mock-up which was then used as guiding inspiration for the company's current website. Additionally, the brand has begun to apply the logos and colors to their social media platform to bring the new branding across all digital touch points.