Logo, brand & website design portfolioSelected work, made with care.

This portfolio shows selected logo, brand identity, website, menu, apparel and social design projects by TG Creative Studio. Each project opens in full on Behance, and our wider experience includes more than 50 businesses across 20+ industries since 2020.

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Selected work

Logo, brand and website design projects

A selection of projects across brand identity, websites, menus, apparel and social design. Each one opens in full on Behance.

Project notes

A closer look at three projects

Short notes on what each project needed and what we delivered. Open any of them on Behance to see the full set.

MIC Engineering Services

An engineering services company needed a mark that looked precise and dependable. We designed the logo, a set of brand color swatches and flyers, so the business could present itself consistently to new clients.

Trattoria da Gianni

An Italian restaurant needed its food menu to feel as warm and authentic as the dining room. We designed the menu layout and typography for easy reading at the table, and we also designed the restaurant's website.

G Studios Web Design

A website design project built around clear structure and a calm, modern look. It shows how we plan pages, set type for the screen and keep a brand consistent from the home page to the contact form.

Planning something similar? Read how brand identity projects run, or compare every package on the pricing page.

Beyond this page

The work you can't see here

A portfolio only shows part of a studio's experience. Some of our most substantial work isn't on this page, and we'd rather explain why than leave a gap you have to guess about.

About 30 US websites through an agency partner

Through an agency partnership, we've designed and built websites, with on-page SEO, for about 30 US brands, many of them healthcare practices and service businesses. That work may be covered by confidentiality, so we describe it without naming the agency or its clients. If you're weighing us for a website project, ask on your call and we'll talk through the kind of sites we've built.

Around 20 brand identity kits in 2025

Some earlier project files are no longer available to publish, and some clients prefer to keep their work private. We're rebuilding our public portfolio around new, full case studies that show the whole journey, from moodboard to brand guidelines to the website. Each one will explain the problem the business faced, the choices we made and how the new brand is used today, so you can judge the thinking as well as the finish. New projects are added to this page and to Behance within two weeks of delivery, with the client's permission.

Range across more than 20 industries

Our past clients include healthcare practices, mental health and chiropractic clinics, law firms, real estate, financial coaches, restaurants, bakeries, apparel brands, barbershops, wedding coordinators, podcasts, nonprofits, churches, engineering firms and trades such as plumbing, HVAC and electrical.

Choosing a designer

What to look for in any design portfolio

Whether you hire us or someone else, these five checks will tell you more than a pretty thumbnail.

Consistency across pieces

Look for the same brand carried across a logo, a menu, a sign and a social post. That's the difference between a logo and a brand identity.

Real-world applications

Mockups are useful, but check that the work holds up at small sizes, in one color and on real materials like packaging and uniforms.

Range without a single style

A strong designer adapts to each client. If every project looks the same, yours will probably look like everyone else's too.

A clear process

Ask how the work got made. A written process with approvals at each phase protects your time and your money.

Fit for your market

Check that the designer has worked for businesses like yours, in markets like yours, and can explain their choices.

How it felt to work together

Ask how the designer handles feedback and missed deadlines. The answers say a lot about the next few weeks of your life.

Founding-client offer

Become one of our first featured case studies

The first five new overseas clients receive 15% off any project in exchange for permission to publish it as a case study, with their business name and logo. It's a fair trade for portfolio rights. It's never tied to a review.

How it works

  • Pick any package and mention the offer on your discovery call
  • We confirm a spot is still open before you pay the deposit
  • We publish the finished case study with your approval of the write-up
  • Prefer privacy? No problem. Standard pricing applies and your project stays private

Ask about a spot (opens Calendly in a new tab)

Questions

Questions about our portfolio

Permissions, case studies and how to start.

Why is your portfolio on Behance?

Behance lets each project open in full, with every image at high resolution, which suits brand work well. It also keeps our portfolio easy to update as new projects finish. The embeds on this page are a selection, and the full archive is on our Behance profile. We're adding full case studies to this site as clients approve them.

Can I see work that isn't shown here?

Often, yes. Some projects are private at the client's request, and some website work was done through an agency partner and may be covered by confidentiality. On a discovery call, we can talk through relevant projects and, where we have permission, share more. Tell us your industry ahead of time so we can prepare the most useful examples.

Will my project look like the ones in your portfolio?

No. Every brand starts from a moodboard built around your business, customers and market, so the result is designed for you. What carries across projects is the approach: clean, considered work that's built to last and easy to use. If you love a specific project, tell us, and we'll talk about what you like in it.

Do you show client work without permission?

No. We only show work in our portfolio when we have the right to, and clients can ask in writing to keep a project confidential. Work done through other agencies is shown only with the agency's written permission. That's also why some of our experience is described here without names.

Can my business be featured as a case study?

Yes, and the first five new overseas clients receive 15% off in exchange for case study rights. A case study shows your business name, logo and the work we did together. You approve the write-up before it's published. The offer is for portfolio rights only and has nothing to do with reviews.

What kinds of projects do you take on?

We design brand identities, from logo essentials to complete brand kits, and custom WordPress websites. We also offer monthly social media design and Growth Care plans for website upkeep, SEO blog posts and Google Business Profile updates. Menus, flyers and brochures can be part of a brand package. We don't manage paid ads, shoot photography or build custom apps.

How do I start a project after seeing your work?

Book a free 30-minute discovery call on Calendly or email the studio. Tell us about your business and what you need. Within one business day of the call, you'll receive a written quote with one recommended package, a dated timeline and the payment schedule. When you're ready, you sign, pay the deposit and we begin.

Ready when you are

Let's make your business our next project

Book a free discovery call and tell us where your brand is today. We'll recommend a package and send a written quote.