Top 50 Minority Owned Graphic Design Companies

DBC was brought in as a third party and designed a logo on behalf of an architecture company. They also provided 3D integration work. They worked quickly and efficiently and all the feedback was positive.

"There were surveys handed out in the community where the new logo is and all of the feedback has been very positive." – Associate Architect, Architecture Firm

London Creative Designs created a platform for a horse racing blog. The blog was built on Wordpress with several pages. Initial users have been impressed by the blog's creativity and functionality.

"Their communication was excellent throughout."–Journalist, Horse Racing Blog

Ray Rico Freelance designed logos and provided consulting services for a local bar. The bar worked with Ray Rico Freelance since their opening. This has helped the bar promote their business efficiently.

“They’re a great company and they’re very in tune with the area and the businesses in the area. “ - Owner, Local Bar

Working with a mental health organization, RGC handles graphic design work of a suicide prevention initiative. Their deliverables are high-quality, and they seamlessly manage the engagement through a detail-oriented methodology.

"They explain industry-specific concepts well and don’t rely too much on jargon." Coordinator, Community Health Organzation

Tinhorn Consulting, LLC took on a social media marketing campaign for a nonprofit organization. Their work included setting up the campaign for both Facebook and Instagram and driving brand a product awareness. Results included positive feedback from the targetted audience and overall client satisfaction. 

"In the three weeks of the campaign, we reached over 17,000 users." – Project Director, Native American Nonprofit

A political nonprofit hired Henderson-West & Company to overhaul their website on WordPress. HW & Company developed the website and made it easier to navigate and update, designing it to attract more traffic. They completed the project and the website met all of the nonprofit's expectations.

"We were impressed by their responsiveness to adapt the changes we needed to see in the redesign." - Campaigns Organizer, Political Nonprofit

Brand New Beauty handled branding services for a cosmetic studio. Their team created a new logo and business cards as well as developed a website from scratch. The new branding materials have received positive feedback from clients.

“Nicole had a very straight forward and simple plan that made the project flow seemlesly.” – Owner, Cosmetic Studio

Public Alliance rebranded the marketing for a housing development and management company. Their team developed a new logo, collateral materials, print advertisements, videos, billboards, and a website. Their work helped their client's look more modern and professional.