Jessie wanted to develop an identity for her new baking venture. Together we came up with the name Bake Witch and an identity to match.
Client
- Jessie Brown
Role
- Art Director and Designer
Year
- 2021
Jessie wanted to develop an identity for her new baking venture. Together we came up with the name Bake Witch and an identity to match.
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