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About Keppel Leopard Creative Branding Studio

So who exactly is this person with all the leopard print?

Seven Months Pregnant. Redundancy.
And on a Monday...

That's how I started. 

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There was no plan, no budget, no network. 

Just the delusional intention of someone who hadn't seen her feet for a few weeks that she could somehow make money.

 

And I did...okay I started at £20 for logos but it worked.

 

Then 2020 hit...

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But, against all the odds (and another brilliantly detailed business strategy of "just survive") the business is still here, 7 years later - with a late diagnosis of ADHD thrown in for good measure. 

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I didn't have an epiphany, it was £20 logos...

I'd love to say that I had a wonderful dream where I was shown the way into the world of brand identity but then I'd be lying (but it would make a good story for an Instagram reel).

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Instead it was the £20 logos I was making for female founders right at the beginning of the business. Because I was right where they were: thinking that a logo is going to magically increase your recognition.

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Except it didn't. 

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And that made me curious.

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I disappeared down the rabbit hole that was labelled "Brand Identity" and realised I was only doing a tiny part of branding. 

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So I did what any sane, rational person would do: I got obsessed with branding. 

Picture of Katie talking to other people. She is smiling and laughing

I don't like being visible to everyone...

I'm not loud, or performative. You'll usually find me by the refreshment table at events rather than in the middle of everything. And that's because I don't want everyone to know me.  I only want certain people (you) to know me.

Because those are the people that I can help.

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Being neurodivergent and a person of colour, you learn that not everyone will accept who you are and your way of thinking. 

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So you have to get noticed another way.

 

Which is how I use my brand.

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Like a leopard, I get to decide who sees me, and who doesn't.  And when the do, they get to see the real me.

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A leopard never changes its spots, and neither should you.

Alright, enough about me. Shall we get started?

Because that's really what you came here for.

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