by Patrice Sorokin | Oct 24, 2022 | Branding Basics, Logos & Marketing Materials
The other day I saw this statistic from Small Business Trends that 80% of consumers think color is a big part of brand recognition. This statistic didn’t exactly alarm me as it makes sense. Today, I want to briefly discuss where some of the confusion about branding...
by Patrice Sorokin | Sep 12, 2022 | Logos & Marketing Materials
Whether we want to admit it or not, we live in an age of “hurry up and go”. We all have a lot to do and not a lot of time and often money to do it all. This is especially true for business owners. Unfortunately, when it comes time to trim the budget, most businesses...
by Patrice Sorokin | Aug 29, 2022 | General Business, Logos & Marketing Materials
Every industry has jargon. Jargon is specific words used among members of a certain industry that are hard for others outside that industry to understand. Today I’ll share three terms that will help you communicate better with printers. Substrate: The material you are...
by Patrice Sorokin | Aug 8, 2022 | General Business, Logos & Marketing Materials
I love working with my clients to create an amazing logo or even full brand visuals for them. The process differs a little for each customer based on what I’m doing for them and their goals. Today I’ll be sharing how I created the logo for Future Music Stars. They...
by Patrice Sorokin | Jul 18, 2022 | Logos & Marketing Materials
I’ve written about design myths in the past, but like any industry, there are always more myths to uncover! Here are three more really common ones for us to examine. Myth: budgets don’t matter Fact: yes, they do. Budgets matter a lot. They matter for two reasons you...
by Patrice Sorokin | May 16, 2022 | Branding Basics, Logos & Marketing Materials
I’ve shared a lot about fonts over the years. Everything from how we got the name (it’s French) to how to choose them, but there’s one thing I’ve rarely talked about and that’s how fonts affect your business and your visual branding. It’s true. Every font has its own...
