TIE A TIE - brand designer

TIE A TIE - brand designer is rated 3 out of 5 in the category design. Read and write reviews about TIE A TIE - brand designer. “TIE A TIE” is an alias of the Lithuanian graphic & brand designer Aiste (name pronunciation sounds like ice-tea). She as a designer loves to create logo designs and corporate identity, things that are crucial for every business or a project. Aiste helps to define business’s characteristics that are necessary for great corporate identity and propel them to the great results. With years of experience, she also developed skills to help startup companies to have customers winning branding; help them raise money with quality pitch deck presentations and have the design that reflects the core idea of the company. Aiste’s secret for a great brand is – understanding the client’s client needs and finding the right visual approaches. “TIE A TIE” specializes in creating the award-winning logo design, and during 7 years of working internationally, the designer has developed her own style and sense of aesthetics – from very minimal dual-idea logos (negative space) to very vibrant and colorful looks. The alias name of “TIE A TIE” came up almost instantly, so there was no brain-ache when deciding what the studio should be called. The title “TIE A TIE” means to unify professionalism and style. A tie is a finishing look at creating a sophisticated style, and tie a tie is a process to achieve this. Aiste says: “I can and will help you to tie your company with great custom logo design and branding”. BRAND DESIGN Creating timeless, out of the box logo designs. Updating and improving existing brands. Logo design process requires a clear idea about the concept and values of the brand as well as an understanding of the consumer or target group. BRAND DIRECTION Building brand strategy and brand experience. Analysis and planning on how that brand is positioned in the market. Developing a good relationship with the target market is essential. Tangible elements of brand management include the product itself: look, price, the packaging, etc.