Design & Creative
Visual design spans fifteen services, from brand identity to packaging and marketing collateral. Decide whether you're solving identity, shelf presence, or campaign materials — then choose the right one.
What do you need designed?
Three common design needs, each with matching services. Find the closest one and go straight there.
Building Core Brand Identity
You need identity assets to use long-term: logo, business card, and a full visual system. These set the baseline for every material that follows and decide whether the brand stays consistent across touchpoints.
- Need a logo or full CIS
- Existing identity lacks usage rules
- Want consistent visuals across materials
Products Going to Market or Proposal
The product needs accurate presentation on shelf, in a catalog, or in a proposal. This relies on product photography as the visual base, then flows into packaging, catalog, or annual report layouts.
- Product needs retail or gift packaging
- Need a catalog, annual report, or proposal
- Need product / styled photography
Fifteen design services in full
Logo / CIS
Logo and identity system with trademark search up front — the first block of brand equity.
Learn moreBusiness Card
Business cards extended from the identity system — the first consistent touchpoint.
Learn moreGraphic Design
General graphic work with attention to detail and accurate brand tone.
Learn moreFlyer / Poster
Campaign and event posters, produced fast within brand rules.
Learn morePackaging
Packaging from a quality claim so the product is recognised on shelf.
Learn moreCatalog
Catalog and magazine layout — a proposal document that states product and expertise clearly.
Learn moreMagazine / Annual
Periodicals and cover design balancing reading flow and identity.
Learn moreAnnual Report
Listed-company annual reports and disclosures with framework-compliant layout.
Learn moreCalendar
Corporate calendars that bring the brand into clients' daily view.
Learn moreBanner
Digital and physical banners across ad formats.
Learn moreEDM
Newsletter and marketing email design balancing open rate and consistency.
Learn morePhotography
Product and styled photography as the base for catalog, ads, and web.
Learn moreMonthly Design
Steady material output on a monthly basis, replacing per-project outsourcing.
Learn moreIllustration
Custom illustration building a brand's own visual language.
Learn moreMenu
Restaurant menu design extending brand tone to the table.
Learn moreHow design lands, from identity to collateral
Ri Yue Xiang｜Turning 40 Years of Honesty Into a Marketable Brand Asset
Brand marketing transformation from market stall to retail shelf
Ri Yue Xiang has run from a Taoyuan market stall for over 40 years — always local warm pork, always made before dawn, no additives. The brand marketing challenge: how to turn that honesty from word-of-mouth into a brand asset visible on new channels (retail shelves, gift market). We preserved the shop's trust in a warm brand tone and built an identity system extended to packaging and gift boxes — so when the product moves from stall to shelf, the brand image speaks for it and converts new customers, passing the brand on to a third generation.
De Mao Si｜A Young Crew's Professional Catalog
Born from a generation gap in flooring
De Mao Si comes from a young construction crew who saw a generation gap in the trade — senior craftsmen's skills hard to pass on — and took up improving industrial flooring with passion and innovation. With a clear, organized catalog, we state that expertise and commitment, so a young team can present a weighty proposal document.
Budweiser Gold｜Premium Beer Key Visual Photography Series
Three-part key visual series — capturing "premium" in every frame
Joseph executed a three-part commercial photography and poster design series for Budweiser Gold premium beer. The first built on the brand image concept — the pure imagery of malt drawn out over time; the second centred on the product, emphasising craft brewing; the third highlighted golden sheen and a premium feel. Each visual has its own emphasis, unified in tone, giving every marketing context its own visual language.
Inliang｜Product Studio Shoot Into Catalog, Exhibition, and Poster Design
Images enter the design workflow immediately after the shoot
The Inliang project covered catalog, exhibition, and poster design — photography was the visual foundation. In the planning phase we confirmed product hero and context shot specs based on catalog page dimensions, exhibition formats, and poster compositions, so images fed directly into design layouts without secondary cropping or reshoot. Photography through design by the same team; delivery efficiency and visual consistency improved markedly.
Herbalife Quarterly｜Designing Readability for a Health Industry Journal
Letting health information breathe in the layout, not be stuffed in
Herbalife's quarterly journal is the brand's core communication channel with members and marketing partners. The design goal: convey a fresh, light brand atmosphere while keeping health information clear and readable. Soft blue-green tones set the main visual; clean column layouts present information in order — the journal maintains consistent brand identity from cover to last page. Deliverables: completed quarterly design, cover design, print integration.
Jiia Rong International｜Safety Goggle Product Photography & Catalog
Making safety products look professional — images that persuade B2B buyers
Jiia Rong International aimed for the highest safety standards while pursuing a sporty-fashion aesthetic. The photography challenge: convey "reliable and safe" alongside "designed" in the same set of images. We used clean studio backgrounds to highlight structural detail in the goggles, paired with styled context shots to show usage, then handed off to catalog design — so B2B buyers browsing the catalog feel both spec and quality.
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