I’m Dorlita Blakely, the visual branding and graphic designer behind DB Creative Brand. I collaborate one-on-one with small business owners with big hearts (like you!) to create beautifully designed visual identities, print collateral, and websites to help you elevate your marketing.
Visual branding is what brings your brand to life. I’m proud to offer three different branding packages for different budgets and needs, along with opportunities to customize with my branding add-ons and extra marketing collateral designs. Check out my guide that outlines branding offerings and shares a little bit about my process too, to help give you a feel for what to expect. Please feel free to get in touch if questions arise.
Thank you for the opportunity to share what I do with you!
With happiness,
Dorlita Blakely
Creative Director + Owner
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.
–Mark Twain
Our process is to create a visual identity, through clarifying your brand vision and strengthen your brand’s foundation, for a more holistic, heart-centered approach to branding.
Helping you reach your goals by conquering your limitations and eliminating your shortcomings by intentionally set goals that force you confront
your weaknesses.
Our Mission: To inspire, encourage and motivate others in life that gives them hope for their future and life more abundantly. We endeavor to share the love of God.
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