Wise Roots Wellbeing

Rebecca James Alsum is owner of Wise Roots Wellbeing.

As a certificated Sexologist and Sex Coach, Rebecca helps her clients find health within a vulnerable and private aspect of their life. What a special honor and unique challenge to communicate this within design!

Rebecca’s brand reflects much of who she is; how she shows up for the clients she supports. She has a presence of profoundly gentle, feminine strength. Her heart is open and strong; her communication is flowing and kind.

We focused on elegant simplicity: monochrome design, minimal mark, spaciousness, fluid movement to communicate the values of this business.

What we designed subconsciously communicates a sense of choice, of ease, freedom / non-confinement, sensuality, intimacy…

That there is space for all to engage, to approach from different angles. 

Rebecca came with a clear color concept. Here are some color variations for the Wise Roots Wellbeing brand, which can be used in different settings or different seasons.

Typography:

  • I love the confident curves of the “wise roots” script with some flourish, grounded by the foundational presence of “wellbeing”.

  • The modern serif font of “wise roots” is one I took much care in selecting for its sweet details.

  • We love the flourish on the “w”, the curve of the “e”, the elegant “t”, and the “s” which begins with an organic drip, and ends in such a balanced way with the stable serif heel. 

Watch me really geek out:

  • The plant itself is a complete life. It has a full root structure which is planted beneath the soil (visually) of the word “wellbeing”. The root structure is robust, unapologetically free flowing, wild. 

  • There is a crossing over of roots which feels relational to me; it also creates the shape of a yoni in its intertwining.

  • The main stem meanders in a deliberate but unworried way -- up -- to reveal two leaves, one of which mimics the yoni shape from the roots below (reminiscent of a butterfly resting as well), and two stems.

  • At the very top, the two stems show the willingness for continued growth, and of course, a symbol of two people in relationship. 

Alternative Designs

We were able to create some fun (and still brand consistent) alternatives for letterhead and special elements.

Stay tuned this Spring for a website I will be designing with Rebecca for Wise Roots Wellbeing.

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