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Brand Identity & Visual Designer with 11+ Years Experience
ZinnyKids: AI-Animated Kids’ Story Video
Description
I created this video for ZinnyKids, a kids’ learning and storytelling brand. The goal was to make something that looks warm, colorful and polished, like a real animated studio piece, without a studio budget.
Everything in it was built with AI video tools: the storybook world, the friendly teacher character and the movement, all kept consistent from scene to scene. That consistency is the hard part, and it’s where good prompting makes the difference.
I’m also a brand designer, so I don’t just make clips. I make sure the video matches your brand’s colors, style and voice.
If you need kids’ content, brand films, explainers, ads or social videos, I can build it with you. Every brand I build starts as a messy page of sketches.
On the left is where the Luxenuel Autos logo began: a lot of scribbled LN shapes and arcs I kept redrawing. On the right is the finished mark, with the road running through the center. The sketch is where I figure out what the brand should feel like, and the screen is where I polish it.
That's how I work with every client. I take the time to understand your business first, so the logo looks right and actually means something.
I'm Kachi, creative director at Kachiart Designs. I design logos and full brand identities for business owners, startups, churches, and CEOs.
Now I'm curious: looking at the sketch and the final logo, what's the first thing you notice, the letters, the road, or the circle?
And if you're starting a business or your brand needs a fresh look, send me a message here on Contra and tell me about it.
Other questions you can swap in:
Do you think a logo should be simple or detailed?
Sketch first or straight to the computer? What's your process?
Which do you like more, the rough sketch or the final logo? Mimie Creations: Brand Identity
Mimie Creations is a sweet treats and baking brand that needed a look as warm and inviting as its products. The goal was a brand that feels playful and homemade but still looks professional enough to grow into a real business.
The logo is a hand-lettered wordmark with a curved smile running through the type and a small chef's hat on top. It's friendly and easy to remember, and it tells people what the brand does before they read a word.
I kept the palette simple: a rich red and a soft butter yellow. The colors feel like fresh bakes and stay bold on packaging and vehicles. To give the brand more personality, I drew a custom pattern of baking icons, including whisks, spatulas, bowls, cookies, cones, and piping bags, which works as a backdrop on packaging and merchandise.
I then applied the identity to a branded tote bag and a delivery car wrap to show how it looks in real use.
Deliverables: Primary logo, color palette, custom icon pattern, tote bag mockup, vehicle branding. Luxenuel Autos: Brand Identity
Luxenuel Autos needed a brand that felt premium but still had energy, something that would look right on a dealership front and on a work van. I built the identity around a monogram that blends an "L" and "N" into one bold, angular mark. The shape reads like a road turning and a bolt of speed at the same time, and it sits inside a circular badge so it stays strong at any size.
For color, I went with a deep forest green paired with a bright electric green. The dark tone gives it weight and trust, and the bright one gives it that "always moving" feel. Black and white keep everything clean and easy to read.
Then I tested the mark on real touchpoints to make sure it worked outside the logo sheet: a wrapped service van, glowing storefront signage, embroidered polos and caps, business cards, ID badges, a key holder, and a car door decal. The logo also comes in solid, reversed, and embossed versions, so it holds up on light, dark, and textured surfaces.
The result is a complete, ready-to-use identity that makes the business look established from day one.
Deliverables: Primary logo, alternate and icon marks, color palette, brand applications, and mockups.