Initials with a meaning
The designer, Samantha Humphries, decided to use Carrie’s initials to see how the C and R could work together for her new logo, eventually landing on an apostrophe-like punctuation mark containing the two letters that sits above Carrie’s name.
The mark can also stand alone if needed.
A brand with a purpose
Samantha also made sure that the new logo would complement Carrie’s Localist branding in order for her to create cohesive co-branded content.
Carrie ended up with a beautiful new website in addition to the branding, and our team was excited to have the opportunity to execute a project for one of our own.
![Two people sitting down and having a beer in a restaurant](https://infomedia.com/wp-content/uploads/carrie-photography.jpg)
![Two people sitting down and having a beer outside on a table](https://infomedia.com/wp-content/uploads/carrie-photography2.jpg)
Carrie ended up showing some photos of book covers that she liked, which proved to be an excellent starting point to create the color palette for her brand.
![](https://infomedia.com/wp-content/uploads/carrie-colorwheel2.jpg)
Digital Brand Guide
Infomedia created a comprehensive, cohesive brand guide for Carrie. Her new distinct guidelines build authority, serve as a standard to prevent confusion between other brands and help her communicate effectively.
![A phone scrolling through a website](https://infomedia.com/wp-content/uploads/carrie-branding-scroll.mp4-high.gif)