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At the start of 2020, The Optimistic BA. Judy decided to invest in her future by partnering with Biaka Works to bring her brand to life.
The Urban Acres was a perfect fit for our signature branding package, The Works. So, we got to work.
Brennen and Dalton, best friends and cousins with entrepreneurial spirits, longed to solve an everyday problem. They knew they didn’t want to reinvent the wheel- they simply wanted an existing “wheel” to be made better.
The Westfall Team needed to update their logo and the Biaka Works team was able to create a branding that reflected experience and freshness.
Fayetteville Church of Christ did not have a logo or consistent branding. They decided to invest in a brand identity with Biaka Works in order to have meaningful design they could leverage as they continue to grow both in the community and in their social media presence.
Raise is a nonprofit organization that serves refugees and immigrants through education in Noel, Missouri." As they solidified their programing, Raise saw the need for branding that reflected their mission and their heart for their community.
Shari wanted The Pink House’s new branding to bring consistency to every Pink House destination experience, and Biaka Works partnered with her to make it happen.