Present your brand exactly how you envision it and work with a professional, award-winning graphic design team to bring your ideas to life.
If you’re establishing a new brand, updating an existing brand, or developing something totally new, our graphic designers are ready to help. The RRF graphic design team is made up of branding experts who bring fresh perspectives and creative ideas to designs.
- Branding, Identity & Creative Direction
- Collateral
- Digital Marketing
- Digital Media Design
- Company Brand Product
- Presentation Design
Mid-South Immigration Advocates Logo
Ray Rico Freelance created and developed the brand identity for Mid-South Immigration Advocates (MIA). Services included logo design and brand development across print, digital, and promotional materials.
Lisa Moore Publication Design
Ray Rico Freelance laid out the Dreams, Flings and Wings book With over 20 years of experience, our team is here to help whatever your publication layout or design needs may be.
Mulan Asian Bistro – Banner Design
Ray Rico Freelance worked alongside Mulan Bistro to further drive their marketing with banners. Our team handled the banner printing and reproduction.
NERO Studios Logo
Nero Studios is a locally owned and operated Black-owned film studio that wishes to bring more movie productions to the city of Memphis. We supported their work and helped develop branding for their studio.
Shelby Farms Park Annual Report
Our skilled team at Ray Rico Freelance has had the pleasure of working with Shelby Farms Park on their annual report. With over 20 years of industry experience, our team can make your publication stand out.
Erenzia Logo Design
This Texas family-owned company came to us to help build an identity for its brand. The phrase "Erenzia" translates to "Legacy," which is exactly what the owner wanted to portray in the branding. He wanted a tree that showed life. There needed to be nine distinct branches and nine sets of roots representing his family. He also wanted to include fruit which represented the fruits of their labor. They also wanted to incorporate the Mexican flag's colors to represent their heritage.