DESIGN PROJECT
SELECTIONS
Better Experience.
Clearer Picture.
More Interest.
LEGACY LA
I. SCOPE
LEGACY LA started with us as a nonprofit with big in-person results but no real creative footprint. They had government funding, a commitment to the Ramona Gardens community, and a dream for more. They came to us with a goal of refreshing their presence to increase enrollment & donor interest, and to discover more about how their team can increase fundraising creatively.
II. BRIEF
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Brand Revitalization & Identity Guidelines,
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Social Media Guide for Staff
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Storytelling in Mediums Workshop with Students
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Campaign Mastermind with Directors
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Website Rebuild
III. RESULTS
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Clear visual direction
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Unanimous Board Approval Vote
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Identity implemented across all channels.
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Students & Staff Doubled Social Posting
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Clear Pathways for Enrollment & Donation
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Increased Enrollment & Donation
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Purchased Brand Manifesto Video
D4J
I. Scope
An end-to-end overhaul of the organization's visual identity and donor-facing communications. The work spanned brand foundations through campaign execution: a refreshed logo system, a cohesive print and digital design language, major-donor fundraising collateral, event identity and promotion, and the interactive web experiences that bring D4J's signature gatherings to life. Across every touchpoint, from the capital campaign catalog to the gala, from the AWAKEN event series to the donor inbox... the goal was a single, unmistakable visual voice that matched the ministry's heart.
II. Brief
Dance 4 Joy needed its brand to finally look as transformational as its mission. They wanted their creative materials to carry the weight, beauty, and clarity required to move major donors, fill events, and grow a movement. We translated an emotionally rich, spiritually grounded vision into creative that felt premium and credible to funders while staying warm and human to the community. Every asset had to do double duty: stir the heart and drive a specific action: give, attend, declare, return.
III. Results
The rebuild gave Dance 4 Joy a unified brand identity that now anchors everything from print to projection. The new logo pairing & design system brought consistency and polish to an ongoing capital campaign, marketing collateral, Gala materials, and all event campaigns. We turned scattered one-off pieces into a recognizable, ownable look that has supported the organization in 10x-ing their fundraising.
PROSPER STRENGTH
I. Scope
I partnered with Prosper Strength, Ambrose's human health and performance company, to shape a visual and brand identity that could carry an inward-focused training philosophy into a crowded fitness market. The work covered brand foundations through to a fully realized digital home: logo and visual system, design language, and site experience. Every element was built to translate "manifest your inner strength" that a prospective member could actually see and trust.
II. Brief
Prosper Strength sells a deliberate pivot away from image-based, surface-level fitness toward strength built from the inside out. The challenge was that this deeper, more holistic positioning needed a brand that felt elevated and intentional, making clear what made the approach different, and guiding the right people to reconnect them with their body, strength, and possibilities.
III. Results
The work gave Prosper Strength a cohesive, professional brand presence that matches the integrity of its training method. The site experience has led visitors clearly through the philosophy, the three service tiers, and the path to getting started. It has turned an abstract "inner strength" promise into a structured, conversion-ready journey. With clarity and polish, The Prosper Strength brand has converted dozens of members who want more than a workout, and to support Ambrose's larger mission of building a sustainable model of health and wellness for the long term.
LOUPIOTTE KITCHEN
I. Scope
I rebuilt Loupiotte Kitchen's digital presence and designed an original physical newsletter, La Potinière de Loupiotte, for Sarah and Antoine's farmers'-market-driven French bistro. A full website redesign paired with a print piece spanning a custom masthead, the fork-in-a-lightbulb logo, monthly features (nouveautés du mois, Bar à Vin wine-of-the-month, the Loupiotte Spotlight on customers, farmers, and winemakers), and in-store promos.
II. Brief
Loupiotte already had the thing every café wants. A beloved, authentically French neighborhood feel. The work needed to translate that warmth into a website that actually looked like the place, and into a tangible, collectible newsletter that turned regulars into a connected community. Bilingual, hand-made in spirit, and unmistakably Loupiotte rather than a generic restaurant template.
III. Results
The redesigned site mirrored the bistro's charm and gave guests a clear path to menu, hours, and reservations, while La Potinière extended the experience off the plate. This was something diners could hold, read over coffee, and come back for. Families ordered, then shared in the experience of the newsletter. These designs deepened loyalty, spotlit the local makers behind the food, and drove specific actions like password brunch specials to give Loupiotte a crafted brand presence. These pieces were vital support during an influx of customers due to a TikTok review.
STEPHAN MAY
I. Scope
TCD built Stephan May's complete visual identity as an electronic/house music artist. Designing his entire logo system from the ground up, the full suite of album and single artwork across his SoundCloud catalog, and the website that ties it all together (music, shows, info, contact, and more). From the circular flower mark to every release cover, we shaped the cohesive & fun visual language behind his music.
II. Brief
Stephan needed an identity that looked the way his music sounds: atmospheric, contemporary, club-ready. We wanted it to hold together across every place an artist shows up: cover art, logo, web, etc. The brief was to design a system, not one-off pieces: a flexible logo and a consistent artwork approach that would make each new release instantly recognizable and credible in front of labels, promoters, and fans.
III. Results
The result was a fully realized artist brand. A distinctive logo system and a unified body of release artwork that give Stephan's catalog a recognizable, professional signature across SoundCloud and beyond. All creative assets anchored by a website built to spotlight new drops and show dates. His visual identity holds its own against established electronic acts and scales cleanly as his catalog and touring footprint grow.
TEXAS RANCHERS
I. Scope
TCD provided design support to the Texas Ranchers, the Austin-based Major League Pickleball franchise positioning itself as "America's Pickleball Team", contributing to the team's broader creative output rather than directing it. Our role was hands-on, client-facing, design execution in service of "brand merch drops".
II. Brief
The Ranchers are built on a bold, pop-culture-forward identity backed by a marquee ownership group, with a brand bar set high by the team's existing creative direction. The need was for reliable, on-brand design support to extending the look and feel of the merchandise sets to guide approval of all assets.
III. Results
We supported the creative team to ship polished, on-brand assets that hold to the Ranchers' elevated visual standard. Working in support of their direction, the design work added capacity and consistency. The Ranchers moved to become a high-output franchise brand with culture-first fashion merchandising.
