Nathan Hurst Creative

Some brands are seen.
The best ones are felt.

If your business has outgrown its first logo, or you are starting one and want to get it right from day one, this is where your brand finally catches up.

You didn’t build your business by accident.

You worked for it, you got good at it, and people notice. Then they look at your logo, your website, your social feed, and it doesn’t reflect any of that. That gap isn’t just annoying, it’s costing you. It’s the person who went with someone else because they looked more established. A weak brand doesn’t just look wrong, it works against you.

Are you ready to fix this?

Terracotta Store storefront, a brand identity project by Nathan Hurst Creative

Brand strategy and identity,
built to last.

A visual identity that actually reflects the business you have built, not a template with your logo dropped in. Strategy first, then a mark, a colour palette, typography, and a brand toolkit that holds up everywhere your business shows up, from your van to your invoices to your website.

  • Brand strategy & positioning
  • Logo & visual identity
  • Brand guidelines toolkit

Every project runs through S.T.O.R.Y, a five step brand transformation process, that leaves nothing guessed.

  1. SStudy
  2. TTailor
  3. OOriginal
  4. RReveal
  5. YYours
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The work speaks. So do they.

Chris Thompson of Exceed Electrical Solutions smiling while vacuuming a client's floor after a job, next to a ladder

Wondering what your brand actually needs?

Don't worry, I understand. That's why I created the brand scorecard. Every brand sits somewhere on this line. Answer eight quick questions and it'll show you where yours sits, with tips you can use today to start improving it.

Take the free scorecard

Photography that actually looks like you

Stock photography makes a strong brand invisible. Photography built around your brand does the opposite, it is often the first honest thing a potential client sees about your business, before they have read a word you have written.

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Cameron Worts of Perth Web Hosting checking a server rack in the data centre, photographed by Nathan Hurst Creative

Let’s build something worth feeling.

That gap you have been feeling, it is closable. Book a discovery call and let me see if it is a fit.