Ana Miller Design

A logo is more than a symbol. It’s a visual representation of a company’s values, purpose, and personality.

For RESOLVAMOS, the identity was designed to communicate movement, clarity, conversation, and resolution through a clean and modern visual system that feels both professional and approachable.

From the standalone icon to the typography and colour palette, every element was created with intention to ensure the brand feels trustworthy, recognizable, and flexible across social media, print, presentations, and digital spaces.

Design with intention, always.

Introducing SOMOS (We Are) Comox Valley.

A community project created to connect, celebrate, and support Latin culture and community in the Comox Valley.

One of my favourite parts of building a brand identity is creating visual systems that can grow beyond a single logo and help tell a bigger story.

For SOMOS, I designed the branding to reflect connection, culture, celebration, and community while tying it back to the landscape of the Comox Valley. The patterns, colours, and shapes were inspired by the warmth and vibrancy of Latin culture and the idea of bringing people together.

As a designer, I believe branding should do more than just look nice. It should communicate a feeling, tell a story, and create connection.

I’m excited to finally start sharing this project and everything that’s coming next.

Design with intention, always.

Client: Somos Comox Valley

Visual identity design for Raíces Mestizas Collective.

Raíces Mestizas is a cumbia collective inspired by the music and dance genre born in Colombia.

This identity was created to feel expressive, vibrant, and deeply connected to culture, movement, rhythm, and community.

The logo system combines a bold typographic approach with a symbolic mark designed to stand on its own as part of the brand system. The symbol blends references to folkloric skirts, floral forms, the traditional Colombian sombrero vueltiao, and the colours of the Colombian flag 🇨🇴

I love creating identities that tell a story visually, where every shape and detail carries meaning while still feeling cohesive and recognizable.

As someone who is also part of the collective, this project felt especially meaningful to create.

Design with intention, always.

Client: Raíces Mestizas Collective

Presentation design is about more than slides.

These presentation materials were created for a Women Physicians Wellness Retreat and included both on-screen presentation design and supporting handouts for attendees.

From guided visualization slides to reflective worksheets and takeaways, the goal was to create a cohesive experience that supported engagement, clarity, and interaction throughout the retreat.

Thoughtful design helps organize information, reinforce the tone of the content, and support the overall experience from screen to print.

Design with intention, always.

Can you make your own presentation or pitch deck?

Absolutely.

Templates can be a great starting point, but good presentation design is about more than making slides look nice.

Effective presentations organize information clearly, guide attention, and make content easier to follow and understand.

Whether it’s a workshop, proposal, speaking presentation, or handout, thoughtful design helps support the message behind the content.

Design with intention, always.

Branding is about more than just a logo. It’s about creating a consistent and recognizable presence across every part of a business.

This identity for 2bFit was designed to feel bold, energetic, and approachable across apparel, signage, promotional materials, and physical spaces.

I always enjoy seeing branding come to life beyond the screen and continue working across real-world applications years later.

Design with intention, always.

Client: 2bFit

From the archives.

A logo redesign created 11 years ago for The Shops at Mattick’s Farm, a longtime staple in Victoria, BC.

Design with intention, always.

Do you still need a business card?

Not always.

If your business lives online you might not need one.

But in real life meetings, events, conversations it helps you be remembered.

It’s not about having one it’s how intentional it is.

If you’re handing something out it should reflect your brand.

Design with intention, always.

Grateful for the opportunity to design the cover and promotional pieces for The Adoptee’s Guide to Healing, Wholeness & Growth by Lynda Monk.

It’s always special when design connects to something deeper, and this book carries so much heart, healing, and intention within its pages.

Design with intention, always.

Client: Lynda Monk International Association for Journal Writing