If your brand (or your eyeballs) have been feeling a little uninspired lately, you’re not alone. Lately, I’ve been deep in a design spiral—saving, screenshotting, and mentally rebranding everything I see. And wow… the vibes are strong right now.

From scrapbook chaos to illustrated sardines (yes, really), these are the 5 trends I’m loving lately. They’re bold. They’re quirky. They’re full of personality. So if you’ve been craving something a little different, something that feels more “main character energy” and less “blah beige,” keep reading.

It’s one of the most common things I hear as a designer:
“I just need a logo.”

And while I completely understand the instinct—it feels like the first step, right?—the truth is, your business deserves more than just a logo. Let’s talk about why.

Move over, last year’s hues—Mocha Mousse is taking center stage as the Color of the Year, and we’re here for it! This rich, velvety neutral is the perfect foundation for a variety of branding aesthetics, adding warmth, depth, and sophistication. Whether you’re rebranding, launching a business, or just obsessed with gorgeous color palettes, here are three ways to style Mocha Mousse to fit your brand’s personality.

I’ve designed a FREE interactive Brand Checkup Quiz to help you pinpoint what’s working, what’s missing, and where to focus next. It only takes a few minutes, and you’ll walk away with clarity on your next steps—no guesswork required.

Ever wonder why sale signs are always red? Or why luxury brands stick to black? It’s not random—it’s psychology. Colors trigger emotions, shape perceptions, and influence decisions before a single word is read.

If your brand colors are just your personal favorites (hello, dusty pink everything), it might be time to rethink your approach. Let’s talk about how to use color to guide your audience’s gut reactions and make your brand unforgettable.

It all begins with an idea.

When you think of branding, what comes to mind? For many, it’s a logo. While a logo is an important part of your brand, it’s just the beginning. A truly memorable brand goes beyond the visuals—it’s about the feeling your business creates and the experience you deliver.