Who it's for
Marketing teams, founders, and ops-led brands where the flyer, LinkedIn header, and booth look like three different companies. Teams that need a kit they can reuse - not a new artboard every campaign.
Graphic design
Identity, print, social, packaging, and decks from the same system - not a folder of one-offs marketing cannot reuse next quarter.
Marketing teams, founders, and ops-led brands where the flyer, LinkedIn header, and booth look like three different companies. Teams that need a kit they can reuse - not a new artboard every campaign.
Corporate identity, logo lockups, print and stationery, social templates, packaging, presentations, and campaign kits - one art direction with print specs, social crops, and a short use guide in the same file set.
One-off assets, print and product that diverge, and files nobody else can open. We lock type, color, and layout first, then produce the surfaces you actually ship this quarter.
Kriva is a product design and engineering studio - not a clip-art vendor. You own the source files, brand rules, and templates after delivery.
Where it breaks
The booth, the feed, and the deck should read as one company. Without a system, every campaign starts from a blank artboard.
The flyer, the LinkedIn header, and the booth could belong to any firm on the pitch list.IMPACT: forgettable brand, weak recall at events and in feeds
The website, the deck, and the packaging do not look like one company.IMPACT: trust drops when touchpoints disagree
No templates, no print specs, no social grid - so every campaign starts from scratch.IMPACT: slow production, off-brand edits, vendor lock-in
What we design
Marks through campaigns. Pick the surface you need - we keep the system consistent across every touchpoint.
Corporate identity, logo design, business cards, brochures, booth graphics, and packaging - print-ready with the same type and color as the site. Storefront and PDP → Web development.
Brand identity & branding →Social templates with sizes and safe areas, pitch and ops decks that follow the brand - not a default PowerPoint theme every quarter.
SEO & campaign creative →When the brief is “make it all look like one company” - ads, landing pages, email, and print on the same rules. See the BrandLift case.
How we run it
We lock type, color, and layout, then produce the surfaces you actually ship this quarter. Branding owns the rules; graphic design is the production lane that uses them.
What you already have, what is off-brand, and which files are still usable.
Type, color, grid, and lockups - or we follow an existing branding engagement.
Print-ready and social-ready files, with a short use guide so the next intern cannot break it.
BrandLift case study
A D2C rebrand where the storefront, identity, and marketing surfaces had to read as one company - not a logo pasted onto last year's Shopify theme. BrandLift got the same discipline we apply to print kits and social grids: one type stack, one color logic, reusable templates.
Illustrative UI only - no client sales data shown. The same system-thinking applies to B2B decks, booth graphics, and campaign kits.
FAQ
System scope, file handoff, and what we need from you.
Branding owns identity rules. Graphic design is the production lane: stationery, social, print, packaging, and campaigns that use those rules. Most clients need both; logo-only work can stand alone.
No. We work from your existing marks or a scoped identity engagement. We do not generate unofficial logos.
Yes. One art direction, with print specs and social crops in the same file set so the booth and the Instagram grid match.
No. Logo work lives under Logo design; this page is the production lane - print, social, packaging, and decks.
A 20-minute fit call or a written brief. We reply within one business day with a first scope. NDA on request.
Start a conversation
Tell us which surfaces are off-brand or stuck in one-off files - print, social, packaging, or decks. We'll review the brief and scope the system and production lane. No RFP required.
Reply within one business day NDA available No obligation
We will reply within one business day. If you still need a longer brief or a scheduled call, use the contact page.