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Pixel and Vine Creative

Brand identity, websites, logos, lettering, and creative design services built to help businesses stand out. NEW!

Shop our modern + thoughtfull designed home goods at pixelandvine.com/shop and on Instagram.

05/29/2026

Something new is coming ✨

We’re launching a new series, Storied Spaces, celebrating the local businesses that shape the character of a city, one space at a time.

Our first feature is a Seattle original. Handcrafted. Neighborhood-rooted. Reliably flaky. 👀

We can’t wait to share it with you. Stay tuned.

05/13/2026

Late night candle pour...this is the real side of running a small business 🕯️

No perfect lighting, no styled setup, just me in my kitchen working into the early morning hours.

I always pour until every last bit of wax is used and the leftovers become complimentary tea lights that go in every single order.

Because nothing should go to waste, and you deserve a little extra. 🖤 Sound on for the full process!

05/08/2026

Still scrambling for a Mother's Day gift? 😅 We've got you. 🌸

Our digital gift cards are the thoughtful, last-minute solution they'll actually love — delivered instantly so you're never late.

Let them browse our collection and choose the scent that speaks to their soul.
✨ Instant delivery
🕯️ They pick their favorite scent
💛 Designed to live beautifully in any space

👉 Shop now: pixelandvine.com/shop

05/06/2026

We design with intention. Now we're bringing that into your home.

🕯️ Introducing Pixel & Vine Goods — our new home goods line, starting with small-batch, hand-poured coconut-soy candles made for intentional spaces.

Clean ingredients. Minimal design. Starting at $16.

🛒 Shop now: https://www.pixelandvine.com/shop
👉 Follow along at for updates, behind-the-scenes, and new drops.

04/28/2026

I’ve been building something behind the scenes.

An extension of Pixel & Vine—same intention, different medium.

✨The official launch is next. Follow along ✨

04/23/2026

Good design gets attention. Smart design gets results.

Ikonic Wear didn’t just need a website. They needed a foundation.

A site that actually supports the brand.
A system that feels intentional, not templated.
An experience that moves people to click, explore, and buy.

That’s what we built.

I love working with small businesses and helping them show up online in a way that actually reflects who they are. From structure → to visual direction → to user flow, every detail was designed to perform, not just look good.

Because your website shouldn’t just exist. It should work for you.

→ pixelandvine.com

Big thanks to Ikonic wear for the trust and collaboration. Can’t wait to see this brand grow!

03/31/2026

Virellé: where softness meets edge.

This brand lives thrives in contrast. Deep plum shadows, sun-warmed coral, and soft cream tones come together to create something that feels both romantic and bold.

Not delicate. Not loud. Just intentional.

Every detail, from the typography to the color palette, was built to feel layered, refined, and a little unexpected. Because the best brands don’t sit in one lane… they create their own.

If you’re building a brand, this is your reminder: you don’t have to choose between soft or strong. You can be both.

Follow Pixel and Vine Creative for more brand inspiration and creative insights.

03/25/2026

Your fonts are doing more talking than you think.

Typography isn’t just a design choice. It sets the tone, shapes perception, and signals how your brand shows up before anyone reads a single word.

These are a few of the fonts I keep reaching for because they carry weight and create presence.

If your brand feels slightly off, it might not be your logo. It might be your type.

Curious what fonts you tend to go back to? #

03/17/2026

Swipe through these before you name your brand ⬇️

03/13/2026

A little lettering motivation for your Friday…

03/11/2026

Design Study: Color & Perception

The same image can feel completely different depending on how it’s presented.

Color, contrast, and visual treatment shape how we experience what we see. Even small shifts in color can change the emotional tone of an image.

What feels vibrant to one person might feel dramatic or nostalgic to someone else.

Design works because perception is personal. Our experiences and preferences influence how we interpret visuals.

Color doesn’t just decorate an image. It shapes how it’s experienced.

Observation: Color changes perception.

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https://www.pixelandvine.com/

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