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Mavie Designs Brand Identity Designer: Logo Suite l Typography System l Color Palette l Graphic Elements l Brand Guidebook l Stationary Design l Social Media Starter Kit
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Make it effortless for people to contact you. A quick chat at an event, a market, or a random coffee queue can turn into...
09/29/2026

Make it effortless for people to contact you.

A quick chat at an event, a market, or a random coffee queue can turn into a real enquiry when you hand over something beautiful. A well-designed business card keeps your brand in their mind long after the conversation is over.

DM me if your brand could use a designer-made, memorable touchpoint. ✨

09/23/2026

Day 3: taking inspiration from coffee art and applying it to last week's festive color palette for the henna artistry business.

Experimenting with different shapes and combinations can create something unique, more human, and personal.

Want something similar for your business? Share your ideas, draft sketches, or bits of inspiration and let's whip up something creative together!

DM for a collab. Let's do this! ☕🌿

Every color tells a story before a single word does.This week's palette leans warm, spiced, and celebratory — the kind o...
09/14/2026

Every color tells a story before a single word does.

This week's palette leans warm, spiced, and celebratory — the kind of energy that shows up in gatherings, markets, and festive season aesthetics:

🫒 Cardamom Green – hospitality and rootedness
🤍 Off White – simplicity and space to breathe
🧡 Cinnamon Red – warmth, healing, protection
🟠 Citrus Orange – joy and playful optimism

If your brand is built around ritual, tradition, or a hands-on craft — think henna artists, spice/tea brands, or festive event businesses — this combination carries that feeling instinctively.

I applied it to a mood board for a henna artistry business to show how these shades translate into real branding (business cards, packaging, social templates).

📩 DM me if you're working on a branding project — I'd love to help bring it to life.

09/11/2026

Day 2: This time, a periwinkle flower. 🌸

Petals branching out from a star-shaped center — something about their overall shape reminds me of fairies. There's a playful, encouraging quality to them.

I used the same soft, feminine palette and moodboard from my last color psychology post and built out a few logo variations from it — applied to a floral candle-making business. Floral, scent, stars, light — the connection just made sense🕯️

If you're working on a brand and want something built with this same kind of intention, feel free to send me a message.

A logo has to work in a lot of places — website headers, dark footers, favicons, social profiles, print. That takes more...
09/03/2026

A logo has to work in a lot of places — website headers, dark footers, favicons, social profiles, print. That takes more thinking than most people expect.

When a logo is made quickly by yourself, or generated with AI, it's easy to miss the details that actually matter:
🤔 Does it stay legible when it's small?
🤔 Does it have a version that works on a dark background?
🤔 Is it properly balanced next to navigation or other elements?
🤔 Is it consistent everywhere it appears?

This is where a designer's thinking actually earns its place — not just making something look nice once, but making sure it holds up everywhere, consistently, across every platform your brand shows up on.

If your logo (or your whole website) could use a second look, DM me — I'd be happy to help ✨
And if you have a general design request, feel free to fill out this form: https://www.maviedesigns.com/generalinquiry

Colors have the ability to communicate emotions and auras, and they’re often one of the most overlooked layers of brandi...
09/01/2026

Colors have the ability to communicate emotions and auras, and they’re often one of the most overlooked layers of branding. Each shade carries psychological associations that shape what people think about your business—and how they feel when they interact with it.

Here’s one soft feminine color combination that works especially well for therapists, coaches, beauty brands, and other female‑led businesses:

🌸 Blush Pink – marshmallow softness and comfort
🤍 Oat Milk – balances the palette with calm, clean clarity
🌷 Ash Rose – a touch of reserved sophistication
🟤 Arabian Sand – warmth and grounded confidence that holds it all together

I’ve applied this palette to a mood board for a candle business so you can see the cohesiveness and emotion these tones carry.

If you need a logo, visual identity, or thoughtful design support for your business, send me a DM. I’d love to help bring your brand to life. ✨

08/28/2026

Day 01: Finding design inspiration in random objects. 🌿

This logo exploration started with a Philodendron Xanadu—also known as Winterbourn—that I noticed in the reception area of an Airbnb during a recent trip.

There was no big creative breakthrough behind it. I simply loved the earthy green tones, the open and happy shape of the leaves, and the splodged water droplets resting on them.

I used that feeling as a quick creative prompt and let it guide the first visual direction.

It was not about copying the plant or creating a final brand identity. It was a small exploration—a reminder that ideas can start with something simple when you allow yourself to notice, create, and see where it leads.

The same thinking is part of every thoughtful visual identity: finding the feeling, personality, and details that make a business distinct—then translating them into visuals that feel right for it.

If you have a business idea that needs a logo, a visual identity, or thoughtful design support, send me a DM. I’d love to help bring it to life. ✨

08/21/2026

From moodboard to the final mockups — packaging, stationery, labels, bags, boxes — every piece started as a rough idea inspired by 90s office culture, and deadpan desk life.

It's not just picking pretty colors. It's research, iteration, and a lot of small decisions that eventually add up to something that feels intentional. This is that process, start to finish. 🖇️

08/17/2026

I once worked on a visual identity for a client with an imaginative, unconventional idea—something entirely her own.

As we developed the concept together, I could sense how much possibility it held. We explored the direction, shaped the visuals, and created something she truly loved.

But the idea never made it into the world.

I’ve thought about that often since. How many beautiful ideas stay quietly tucked away—not because they aren’t good enough, but because self-doubt, fear, lack of support, or someone else’s opinion slowly convinces us to let them go?

So, this is a reminder for every woman sitting on a dream she isn’t quite ready to share yet:

It’s okay to start small.
It’s okay if things feel messy at first.
Your idea is allowed to grow slowly.
It’s okay if no one understands your vision right away.

What matters is that you believe in it enough to begin.

Because sometimes, the first person your business needs is you.

If this is you, I hope you keep going.

One page, one sketch, one brave little step at a time.

𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁: Eight Hour — an homage to vintage officewear and retro tailoring, redefining the corporate uniform.𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗗...
08/11/2026

𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁: Eight Hour — an homage to vintage officewear and retro tailoring, redefining the corporate uniform.

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗗𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: 𝗥𝗲𝘁𝗿𝗼 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗽𝗼𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲 / 𝗗𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗽𝗮𝗻 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘄𝗲𝗮𝗿
Rather than taking a conventional fashion path, I built the identity around a satirical, anti-work retro corporate concept. Inspired by the mundane, uninspired office style of the mid-2000s—think the utilitarian corporate aesthetic of The Office—mixed with 90s administrative stationery and rubber stamps, Eight Hour bridges the gap between vintage-inspired corporate attire and cynical desk-jockey humor.

From paper-grain packaging and bureaucratic stamp marks to a palette rooted in manila folders, red tape, and post-it notes—every touchpoint represents the transition from clocking in to logging off.

𝗙𝗲𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗹:
• Logo Variations
• Color Palette
• Photographic Elements
• Folder & Stationery
• Thank You Card
• Labels
• Shopping Bags
• Delivery Boxes
• Social Media Templates
• Website Landing Page

⏳ Designed and developed over four days, from initial concept to final applications.

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