Llanzo is an exclusive startup purveyor of single cask rum When the company needed help establishing its brand with a logo that would resonate with its target audiences, we were proud they turned to Paradigm. We worked with them to create a unique new logo with an icon strong enough to stand on its own and speak to the brand’s niche, highly discerning target audience; a logo that was later translated into letterhead, a PowerPoint template tailored to investors, and a template for Excel spreadsheets. We were thrilled when Llanzo’s logo was honored with an American Graphic Design Award from Graphic Design USA (GDUSA). We were also honored when Llanzo trusted us with additional critical marketing initiatives.
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Michael Scorcia, Lead Web Developer & Graphic Designer at Paradigm Marketing & Design, combines technical proficiency with creative vision to craft engaging, flawlessly operating, and secure websites. With a keen eye for design and a deep understanding of digital media’s interconnectedness, Michael develops digital solutions that are not only visually compelling but functional, exceeding the highest standards of accessibility and user engagement.Â
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