Knowing the difference means better budgets, fewer revisions, and a brand that actually holds together.

Essentially, a brand designer builds the stage. A graphic designer dresses the set.

If your business feels inconsistent, you need a brand designer. But if your business feels solid, but your visuals need upkeep. Call a graphic designer.

A graphic designer takes that system and runs with it. Creating your marketing materials, posts, and event visuals. They make your brand visible.

A brand designer builds your identity from scratch, with logos, colors, fonts, tone, and visual direction. They shape how your audience feels about your brand.

Yes.

In six months, you can build a brand people remember. Enter The Garden to explore how it works. buff.ly/33raqHv

Months 4–6: Campaign & Release

Your renewed brand takes the stage. We roll out a campaign, refine the details in real time, and leave you with a clear plan for sustaining momentum. So your business stays on their mind.

Months 2–4: Refresh or Rebrand

A Brand Refresh is a refinement. The strong bones remain, but with modern tools and details. Your identity feels sharper, richer, ready to hold the future. A Rebrand is a reinvention. We rebuild the way your business presents itself to attract the audience you want.

Months 1–2: Audit & Strategy

We examine every detail of how your business shows up. And create a strategy that aligns your business with the people you want to reach. To build a foundation for loyalty that feels almost magnetic.