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Richard Taylor
Rtystic Creationz is a multi-disciplinary creative studio specializing in strategic graphic design, brand development, and digital product innovation. We partner with entrepreneurs, startups, and growing businesses to transform ideas into visually compelling and commercially viable brand assets.
Our services include logo design, brand identity systems, marketing collateral, custom merchandise design, digital templates, and creative consulting. Beyond design, we help businesses structure scalable visual ecosystems—ensuring consistency across print, web, social media, and product packaging. Every project is executed with a balance of creativity, brand psychology, and market positioning in mind.
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Tempron Logo
Richard Taylor • 2 weeks ago
Tempron
Tempron is a mid-sized advertising company looking to modernize its brand identity with a stronger, more consistent digital presence. The goal was to refresh the logo while keeping the existing yellow and deep burgundy color foundation, then expand the system with complementary colors that improve contrast and flexibility.
The final direction focuses on a bold, recognizable symbol that can work independently across social media profiles, app icons, digital advertising, and other small-format applications. I also developed multiple logo configurations and brand applications to show how the identity can stay consistent across both digital and physical touchpoints.
The overall approach is clean, modern, and strategic, taking inspiration from the simplicity and confidence seen in leading advertising brands while giving Tempron a distinct identity of its own.
The final direction focuses on a bold, recognizable symbol that can work independently across social media profiles, app icons, digital advertising, and other small-format applications. I also developed multiple logo configurations and brand applications to show how the identity can stay consistent across both digital and physical touchpoints.
The overall approach is clean, modern, and strategic, taking inspiration from the simplicity and confidence seen in leading advertising brands while giving Tempron a distinct identity of its own.
The refreshed identity feels modern and professional while still maintaining a clear connection to Tempron’s existing brand through the yellow and deep burgundy palette.
1 week ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Jewelry Store Poster
Richard Taylor • 2 weeks ago
A luxury poster concept created for Lennies, a fictional new jewelry store in the Netherlands. The design uses a brilliant wedding ring, deep-blue diamond, and star-filled night sky to create an elegant visual that introduces the store and draws attention to its jewelry. Created by Rtystic Creationz as a fictional client project.
The visual design of the poster is sophisticated and corresponds to the high status of the jewelry house, and the clear structure of the text facilitates quick information. However, the layout is overloaded with details: promoting multiple shares and services simultaneously distracts audience attention and blurs key message.
4 days ago by Evan - Reply
The focus on luxury jewellery really comes across clearly. I think the design could have an even stronger impact if the amount of information were reduced to the bare essentials. At the moment, there are quite a few different messages competing for attention, so I wasn’t immediately sure where to look after the main headline.
If the main aim is to announce the new shop, I’d probably limit the focus to a few key points: the opening, the discount offer, social media, as well as the location and opening hours. Some of the additional sections, such as "Premium Quality", "Weddings & Engagements", "Bespoke" or "Why You Should Choose Us", could perhaps be saved for other materials.
I’d also simplify the typography a little. There are quite a few different font sizes and weights being used at the same time. Using fewer variations could help the poster look more consistent and make it easier to read.
I would also standardise the alignment in the "Opening Hours" section. "Closed on Sundays" looks a bit out of place compared to the rest, as it doesn’t follow the same alignment. Keeping everything on the same grid would make this area look calmer and cleaner.
5 days ago by Sarna - Reply
SITEHUT — “LEARNING IN MOTION”
Richard Taylor • 2 weeks ago
SiteHut’s packaging redesign is built around the idea of Learning in Motion. Rather than relying on traditional academic symbols, the identity uses a custom geometric pathway system to represent progress, connection, and the different directions learning can take.
White creates the clean foundation requested in the brief, while Pacific navy provides credibility, signal blue adds energy, and learning lime creates a distinctive point of recognition. The graphic system extends across multiple package surfaces so the shipment feels like one continuous branded experience rather than separate decorated panels.
The result gives SiteHut a contemporary educational identity that feels energetic and approachable while remaining structured enough to communicate trust and professionalism.
White creates the clean foundation requested in the brief, while Pacific navy provides credibility, signal blue adds energy, and learning lime creates a distinctive point of recognition. The graphic system extends across multiple package surfaces so the shipment feels like one continuous branded experience rather than separate decorated panels.
The result gives SiteHut a contemporary educational identity that feels energetic and approachable while remaining structured enough to communicate trust and professionalism.
This is impressive ! This is just strange that on the first and last pic of the packaging mockups, the lines are connected but not in the layout, otherwise, great job !
5 days ago by William - Reply
The concept is strong and clearly communicates the thinking behind the redesign. I especially like how the “Learning in Motion” idea carries through the packaging rather than feeling like a decorative graphic choice. The color palette also feels well considered; the lime adds personality and energy while the navy keeps the identity grounded and professional.
1 week ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
MovieNest Brand Identity
Richard Taylor • 3 months ago
MovieNest
A premium cinematic brand identity combining a modern “MN” monogram with subtle nest-inspired curves to represent comfort, discovery, and curated storytelling. Deep indigo and teal tones create a sophisticated streaming experience designed for modern film enthusiasts.
Looks really professional, lovely work!
3 months ago by Bonnie Presland - Reply
i have to use the model first!
3 months ago by anushka - Reply
love the font and the colors maybe use a font with rounded edges on the icon , other than that i love it
3 months ago by N0VA - Reply
Great concept, maybe try incorporating the letters "MN" into the nest and create a gradient.
3 months ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Noted. Thanks for the feedback
3 months ago by Richard Taylor - Reply
City Depot Billboard
Richard Taylor • 6 months ago
CityDepot
This project was developed as a strategic brand refresh for CityDepot, a market-leading e-commerce company seeking to differentiate itself from dominant competitors in the space. The objective was to create a modern, high-impact billboard campaign that communicates authority, scalability, and infrastructure strength while staying rooted in the brand’s core color system (#599322 and #486B62).
that was good. However, the illustration of the warehouse in this logo is somewhat less suitable for the e-commerce image that is being emphasized.
6 months ago by Leany Zahwa Innayatullah - Reply
Cool, but the color is not really good, too many colors in the flyer
6 months ago by loren - Reply
Maybe try changing the background of the shape containing the website to white.
6 months ago by ZKDesigns - Reply
Thanks for the feedback
6 months ago by Richard Taylor - Reply
simple, lisible qui respecte le branding et le secteur
6 months ago by Mahmoud Diallo - Reply