Karen Storr is a remote graphic and web design practice founded in 2015, focused on brand and visual identity. Its services include logo design, branding, web design, WordPress website design, illustration, and surface design.
Karen Storr is a remote graphic and web design practice based in Sainte-Adèle, Canada. Founded in 2015, the practice focuses on brand and visual identity and lists a team size of under 49 employees.
The agency's services include logo design, branding, web design, graphic design, WordPress website design, and broader design services. Its listed expertise covers brand design, brand strategy, WordPress, illustration, freelance design, responsive websites, and website redesign.
Karen Storr describes a brand exploration process that examines what clients do, why they do it, and how they differ from competitors. The practice also provides surface design and illustration for products such as home goods, clothing, and fabric, with licensing available.
The listed industries are real estate, automotive, wellness and fitness, beauty, fashion, and design. Client types include startups, small businesses, and medium businesses, while named clients include Cynthia Ryder Osteopathie, Feisty Florest, and The Loot Bag Lady.
The profile lists the Laurence Pujol Real Estate Logo and Visual Identity project as a representative portfolio item. The project was completed in 2024, with a reported budget under $5K and a three-month duration. No Google reviews or Google rating are provided in the supplied profile data.
Services
- Logo Design
- Branding
- Web Design
- Graphic Design
- WordPress Website Design
- Design Services
- Brand Design
- Brand Strategy
- Illustration
- Responsive Web Design
- Website Redesign
- Surface Design
Industries Served
Team Size
Pros
- Uses brand exploration to define a client's positioning, distinct value, and ideal audience
- Provides brand strategy and visual identity services alongside logo design
- Offers WordPress, responsive, and website redesign expertise
- Provides illustration and surface design, with licensing available for products such as home goods, clothing, and fabric