Est. La Crete, AlbertaBrand · Web · Social · Print · Merch58.18° N
Designer · La Crete, Alberta

Your business should look
as good as it actually is.

Branding, websites, social, print and merch, and the words that go with them.

Let's talk or call my cell
Curtis Rempel Hi, I'm Curtis. I answer my own phone.
A few things I've made

Recent work

Rugged North Supply Co. storefront at night, with the backlit mountain logo on a brick entrance
Logo

Rugged North Supply Co.

A mark that holds its own on brick.

Lit up over the front door now. It looks even better at night.

Country Corner Furniture storefront in La Crete with the gold CC logo above the entrance
Logo

Country Corner Furniture

La Crete's furniture store, with a mark that fits on a building.

It's on the front of the store now, so I get to drive past my work every time I go uptown.

Man in a Pinelodge Bible Camp script t-shirt and black patch hat at a playground in summer evening light
Two Pinelodge Bible Camp hats, black and tan, with rubber logo patches
Logo · Merch

Pinelodge Bible Camp

Camp merch kids actually want to wear home.

A tent-and-pines mark that works as a rubber hat patch, plus a retro script tee for summer. Full disclosure: I direct the camp. Toughest client I've had.

Summit North logo above a cedar barrel sauna in a snowy field
Logo

Summit North

Handcrafted saunas, made right here in La Crete.

A mark that feels warm, northern and built by hand. Because if you're going to sit in a hot box at minus 40, it should at least look good.

Curt + Myr Co. logo on the wall behind the shop counter, with pendant lights above
Logo · Signage

Curt + Myr Co.

The handmade goods shop I ran in downtown La Crete.

A simple house mark and a lot of white space, so the candles and crafts could do the talking. Being my own client meant no one to blame but me.

Iron and Ink Tax Solutions website homepage: dark green header, golf course photo and the headline A steady approach to taxes. Year-round.
Brand · Website

Iron & Ink Tax Solutions

A tax office in Granbury, Texas that didn't want to look like a tax office. Green, bronze and cream, with a little golf-course swagger.

The Earnie app showing a kid's total balance split into Give, Grow and Spend
Brand · App · Website · Social

Earnie

My own app for teaching kids money. I made the whole thing, from the name to the app to the Instagram posts.

tryearnie.com ↗
Free honest look

Not sure where to start?

Send me your website, Facebook page, sign, truck or business card. I'll tell you the 3 things I'd fix first. Free, no strings. If it's all good, I'll tell you that too.

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What I do

Most businesses I meet are great at what they do. They just don't look it yet. The truck says one thing, Facebook says another, and the website is from 2012 or doesn't exist.

I pull it all together, so everything looks, sounds and feels like the same solid business.

Brand voice

How you sound in ads, posts and on the phone.

Logo & identity

A look that holds up on trucks, shirts and signs.

Website

Fast, clean and works on a phone. I host it and keep it updated.

Social media

A look and templates, so your posts stop feeling random.

Print & ads

Flyers, bulletin ads, signs and business cards.

Merch

Shirts and hats people actually want to wear.

Logo work

More logos I've made.

  • High Valley logo
  • Tompkins Mobile Service logo
  • Timberland Cabinetry logo
  • 7 Mile Butcher Shop logo
  • Lofts on Main logo
  • High Torque Diesel logo
  • Menno Man logo
  • 9210 Studios logo
How it works

Pretty simple.

  1. We talk

    Coffee or a phone call. You tell me about your business. I'll tell you what I'd do, even if that's "you're fine, keep your money."

  2. I make it

    You get a straight price, then real designs. We go back and forth until it feels like you.

  3. I stick around

    I host your site and keep things updated, so you don't need one more password to remember.

Curtis Rempel, smiling, in an olive vest and patterned shirt
About

Hi, I'm Curtis.

I've been designing for about 20 years. I also used to be in a band called High Valley. I designed our logo, spent years on the road, and learned that everything from the album cover to the interviews has to tell the same story.

Now I live in La Crete, where it hits minus 40 and everybody knows your truck.

I run a few small businesses of my own too, so I get that you don't have time for this stuff. That's kind of the point of hiring me.

Contact

Want to talk?

Call or text. No pitch, no pressure. Just a conversation about your business.

Can't fit in a call? Answer a few questions instead, or get a free honest look.

Based in La Crete. Working with businesses in High Level, Fort Vermilion, Buffalo Head Prairie, across Mackenzie County and anywhere in Canada.