Known for creative problem-solving, developing solutions that are unique to each client, and a relentless commitment to helping every business succeed.
IBM, GSK, Pfizer, Merck, Abbott, Waters Corporation, Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC, Thomson Reuters, Duke University, Harvard Medical School, Carbon Black, Resilinc, and Rootstock Software
Biotechnology, business services, cloud computing, cybersecurity, education and training, healthcare, information technology, insurance, logistics and supply chain, manufacturing, media, pet care, pharmaceutical, publishing, retail, and software
Creative direction, brand identity,
cross-channel marketing, campaign strategy, logo design, print, digital, web design, exhibit, illustration, photo and video art direction, packaging, presentation and pitch decks, direct mail, iconography, infographics, advertising, environmental graphics, interactive media, user experience, project management, vendor acquisition, team leader, B2B and B2C solutions, printing techniques, and stakeholder management
3•Leaf Design is an award-winning full-service graphic design studio with comprehensive experience developing consistent brand experiences across marketing campaigns and all media channels. We are experts in leveraging data-driven strategies and storytelling to deliver assets that resonate with targeted audiences while meeting specific client goals and industry needs. Dedicated advocates driving innovation through design, focusing on brand building while supporting market growth.
Design impacts everything we use, see, read, learn, and do. Graphic designers are trained to understand how people communicate, read, and absorb information. That training is used to develop communication solutions that help organizations Be seen. Be heard. Be remembered.
With the overload of information and media channels fighting for our attention, having a unique and sound brand is more important than ever. Some of the benefits of having a strong brand include:
“Good design can make a difference between being a winner or a loser in the marketplace.”— George Fisher, CEO of Motorola and Eastman Kodak Company