Posh Social

Posh Social is an emerging social media agency out of Orlando, Florida. The POSH Social brand exudes class, elegance, and excellence in line with the level of services that the agency provides. This branding concept was executed Summer 2024 and will continue to grow and evolve with the agency itself. POSH Social also offers regular freelance opportunities across its roster of clients.

2024, 2025

Branding

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Branding |

Mood Board

Logo

The POSH SOCIAL logo is a wordmark. It consists of a strong serif and a sharp sans-serif to communicate impact and expertise.

To ensure the logo remains legible, a clear space the equivalent of the POSH SOCIAL sans-serif “O” must exist around the entire perimeter of the logo.

Logo Sizing

To ensure the logo remains legible in all media, the POSH SOCIAL logo must not be shrunk to a size smaller than 0.5 inches, or 48 pixels, in height.

Colors

The POSH SOCIAL color palette is bold and warm. Posh utilizes its maroon, berry, and off-white as base colors with green, light pink, and peach pink in points of highlights.

Color Hierarchy

Color hierarchy describes the amount that each color in the palette should be used in POSH SOCIAL materials.

The larger the color block, the priority the color has in being utilized in branded materials. At this moment, berry, maroon, and cream are to be in primary use. Green, peach pink, and light pink are accent/highlight colors.

Color palette with vertical and horizontal rectangles in red, maroon, cream, yellow, pink, and coral.

Fonts

POSH SOCIAL utilizes a combination of serifs and sans-serifs to achieve a sleek, sophisticated feel to its typographic presence.

Brand Applications

A work in progress as we apply branding to POSH SOCIAL channels.

A collection of red and orange business cards for Posh Social, featuring the name "Annie Young" and contact details, including email, phone, and social media icons."

Client Work

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Client Work |

Commoner Design Co.

An architectural design firm looking to boost exposure and clientele with through their social channels.

Tall wooden kitchen cabinet with glass doors, black countertop, and brass handles, located next to windows and a seating area with cushions.

Wooden cabinet door with handles and part of a modern kitchen featuring a wooden island, plants, and text describing Silt Studio's services.

Cozy sunlit room with a sofa, potted plant, armchair, stacked cushions, and large windows. Open glass door in foreground.

A man sitting in a leather chair inside a modern living room with large windows. On a table nearby, there's a black-and-white book titled 'Interiors' and a coffee mug. The room has a stylish interior design with ample natural light.

Collage of a disco ball, a modern light fixture, a wooden cabinet, and a cozy room setting with a desk, chair, and windows.

Collage showing a woman standing indoors, a wooden staircase, and a room with a desk and chair.

Cozy living room with a gray sofa, patterned throw pillows, a blanket, and a floor lamp. Wooden side table with a potted plant, stack of books, and a view of a window.

Pilates For Hotties

A pilates sportswear company trying to gain exposure and sales of its products. We are in the process of redesigning their look and feel, highlighting new product drops, and revitalizing their instagram feed.

Monochrome image of a person in a side plank yoga pose, with the text 'find your balance' and 'HOTTIES FOR PILATES.COM' overlayed.

Woman sitting on a stool, wearing a blue workout outfit, next to the text "designing your workout."

Black and white image of a person in athletic clothing with boxing gloves; text overlay reads 'Made for hotties in their pilates era.'

Woman in a Pilates studio wearing workout attire, sitting on a Pilates reformer, taking a mirror selfie. Text overlay reads 'Learn the basics of Pilates with Lauren. Link in bio.'

Colorful pilates socks with "I can't, I have pilates" text, displayed in various shades, with promotional text "new colors in stock" overlayed.

Build A Brain

A group of medical experts driven to share content highlighting the importance of childhood brain development.

Group of four people standing in front of "The Basics" backdrop at a "Build a Brain" event, promoting early brain development initiatives.

Infographic with an illustrated tablet displaying text about how babies learn slower from screens. It states "Babies learn 2x slower from screens than from real-life interactions. And most parents don't even know it." Additional text explains this is called the Video Deficit Effect and it starts as early as 6 months old. Surrounding devices include a smartphone and a laptop, with a globe in the corner.

Podcast Logo

Downtime Trace

In the midst of launching their product, we created an animated commercial that could be shown to investors to better illustrate how the product benefits consumers.