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Brian Ellis Martin

Branding & Design New York City, New York, United States
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Brian Ellis Martin is a 360-degree creative and UX leader founded in 2015. The agency provides branding, logo design, web design, package design, and print design services. It serves startups to enterprise clients across industries including beauty, media, fashion, and healthcare.

Brian Ellis Martin is a 360-degree creative and UX leader founded in 2015. The agency describes itself as "Creativity, Applied" and offers a full spectrum of design and branding services. Whether acting as head of in-house or external teams, as a client's secret weapon, or as an individual contributor, the agency provides hands-on design, problem-solving, and storytelling. Relationships are central to the work, and the agency believes the process matters as much as the outcome.

The agency is headquartered in New York City, New York, with a team size under 49 employees. Projects typically require a minimum budget of $10,000 to $25,000, with an average hourly rate of $100. The agency was founded in 2015 and serves clients across the United States and globally.

Services include package design, logo design, web design, branding, and print design. Areas of expertise cover brand strategy, naming, and illustration. The agency leverages AI and forward-thinking approaches that combine technology and empathy to solve real-world problems.

Brian Ellis Martin works with a diverse range of industries including beauty, media & communications, corporate services, entertainment, fashion, consumer goods, AI, luxury, health care, and nonprofit. Client types range from startups and small businesses to medium businesses and enterprise or corporate organizations.

The agency's portfolio includes package design work for AVÉR SKINCARE. Notable clients include Google, Nike, CNN, Microsoft, American Greetings, PCA Skin, Softbank Vision Fund, and Berkshire Natural Resource Council. No Google reviews are available for this agency at this time.

Services

  • Package Design
  • Logo Design
  • Web Design
  • Branding
  • Print Design

Industries Served

Beauty Media & Communications Corporate Services Entertainment Fashion Consumer Goods AI Luxury Health Care Nonprofit

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Offers 360-degree creative and UX leadership with hands-on design.
  • Combines technology and empathy to solve real-world problems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Brian Ellis Martin provides package design, logo design, web design, branding, and print design services. The agency also offers brand strategy, naming, and illustration expertise.
The agency works with beauty, media & communications, corporate services, entertainment, fashion, consumer goods, AI, luxury, health care, and nonprofit sectors.
Projects generally require a minimum budget of $10,000 to $25,000, with an average hourly rate of $100.
The agency is headquartered at 385 Myrtle Avenue, 4th floor, New York City, New York 11205, United States.
The agency serves startups, small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate clients.
Yes, the agency leverages AI as part of its creative and UX process to build products, brands, and experiences.
The agency has under 49 employees.
Yes, the agency can act as head of in-house or external teams, as a client's secret weapon, or as an individual contributor providing hands-on design.
The agency has worked with Google, Nike, CNN, Microsoft, American Greetings, PCA Skin, and Softbank Vision Fund, among others.
Yes, the portfolio includes package design for AVÉR SKINCARE and other projects.
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