Baby Tango Slings | User Manual Mockup

AAM Life Designs has recently designed the Logo, Style Guide and User Manual for Baby Tango Slings. Their product is sleek, stylish, and colorful and we wanted to create a brand to match.

Baby Tango Slings is a small business that is quickly growing. Out on the market, there are a lot of baby carriers that cost a FORTUNE. However, Baby Tango Slings delivers a high quality product that doesn't cost you an arm and a leg. Their product is safe due to their sturdy metal bands and breathable linen. Not to mention its FAST and EASY to place your baby in their slings. We at AAM highly recommend their product and encourage you to check out their line of stylish and affordable baby carriers. You can find their "Instagram", "Facebook", and "Etsy" Pages all by clicking one of the three links.

If you are in need of a graphic designer for your brand or product, contact AAM Life Designs. We are well experienced and are flexible in pricing and services. We want to make your business more profit and are here to serve YOU!

Branding For A&M Design Print

If you followers didn't know, I am the Granddaughter and Niece of a local print shop owner in Corona, CA.
Over 30 years ago, my grandpa opened up a print store with an old school printing press to add to his list of businesses that he owned (I think I heard at one point it was about 5 at one given time but he's owned like over 15 businesses in his lifetime). Today, that print store is still up and running and with the passing of my grandfather, has now been under new management; my uncle. I love helping out the business whenever I can and also encourage local clients in California to print through him for the best price.
Lately, AAM has been putting a lot of work into branding for A&M Design print. Here's a sneak peak of the new and updated logo. It's still a work in progress but like all logos being re-branded, it should be an EVOLUTION of the old design and not a REVOLUTION.

I'll be posting the benefits of branding in a soon coming article, as well as what you should keep in mind if you're hoping and planning on getting yourself a new logo or brand look.

Lily Fields Vintage

Throughout January, I had the privilege of designing a new logo for the rebranding of Lily Fields Vintage. I was so privileged to work with their founder and owner in creating a unique and simple design to showcase their new look. Sometimes, less is more. That was definitely the case with the logo for Lily Fields Vintage. The single calla lily adds decor to the logo while not creating a distracting look. Feel free to check out their website at lilyfieldsvintage.com and even visit their store if you're in the Santa Paula area! I hear the storefront sign is going to be installed soon!

Georgia Ann Vintage

I love how America began to have the mindset of bringing life back to the unloved furniture. Georgia Ann Vintage is a business that brings life back to furniture that was once forgotten and unloved. I wanted to showcase this by putting their label in front of a dresser that they redesigned themselves. It looks so stylish! Be sure to check out Georgia Ann Vintage at their website for more information and to see more of their beautiful work!

Kait's Lipstick Lounge

How do you get your personality to show with your business? Easy, you make a business card that showcases your likes as well as your professionalism. I was honored to design this banner to show off my clients style as well as her business savy. When you are an independent distributor for a company, it's best to set you apart from the rest!

New Life - Painting and Taping

In the world of construction and home renovations, you're always in need of a contact who does painting and another guy who does drywall taping. Luckily for his clients, I was able to design a business card for a guy who does both painting and taping. 

Micah Jacob - Audio Production Technician

One of the most interesting and in high demand jobs out there today are jobs for an audio production technician. I was honored to design a business card for Micah Jacob. I wanted to incorporate all aspects of his job as well as bring in some of the gear that he works with like the db meter on top and the microphone grill on the back of the card.