Miami · Brand identity, packaging, web
Branding and packaging for Miami.
I am Ramin Nasibov, designer and art director working from Berlin and Barcelona. In Florida I have worked twice already: an eyewear brand in Miami and a women's basketball league in Orlando. Logos, brand identities, packaging, websites, motion and social media, in English or Spanish.
Clients include Universal Music, Samsung, 3M, Adobe, TIER and MrBeast.
Services.
01Logo and brand identity
Logo, type, colour and the rules that hold it all together. On the business card and on the shop front.
Packaging
Labels, boxes and bags that stand out on the shelf and feel right in the hand.
Web design and development
From the first wireframe to the built site, fast and easy to keep up yourself.
Motion design
Logo animation, short clips for the site and social media, presentations that move. A brand that moves too.
Social media design
Templates and design for Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok, so a feed looks like one brand and not ten.
Brand strategy
What a company stands for and how it speaks. We settle that before the first line is drawn.
Work, two of them from Florida.
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Questions.
03You are in Europe. How does that work with a company in Miami?
Six hours between us, which in practice means you get my work in your morning and I get your feedback the next day. Meetings by video, late afternoon for me and morning for you. For a launch I can come over.
Do you work in Spanish?
Yes. Spanish, English or German, whichever your team uses. Miami switches between them mid-sentence, and so do I.
What does a brand identity cost?
After the first call you get a fixed quote, in dollars or euros. No price list, and no surprises on the invoice.
How long does it take?
That depends on your deadline. The first directions come as early as possible, several of them, so you can compare and choose.
Do you do packaging?
Yes, and gladly. Labels, boxes and bags are where a brand ends up in someone's hand.
Who will I be talking to?
Me. No account managers, no hand-off to juniors. You talk to the person who designs.
A project in Miami? Write to me.
Two sentences are enough: what it is and by when. The rest comes out in the conversation.
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