Interview: Nicole from Peach Moon Design

Welcome Nicole! Tell me a little about yourself.

Thank you Polly – I’m a Graphic & Web Designer on a mission to connect and collaborate with passionate and positive people who want to make a difference in this mad and wonderful world!

Australian made and well travelled, I have lived in many places, including London where I lived for over a decade and worked in some of London’s leading design agencies. I eventually left to start my own screen printing business but my desire for a deeper connection with nature and my passion for travel inspired me to ditch the silkscreens in favour of the laptop screen. So I set up my design business in 2017 and have since visited many places in South East Asia, learning all about Eastern philosophy, yoga, meditation, spirituality and growing an evermore deeper connection with nature.

In particular the moon and how we can work with these powerful energies to manifest our goals in our daily lives, both in work and in play. I am now in pursuit of intuitively helping and guiding creatives, entrepreneurs and small biz owners to visualise their authentic truth through their brand and online.

What inspired you to start peachmoon?

I sat with myself and asked what my values were and what lit me up. The ones that stood out for me were creativity, connection and kindness. So I asked how can I find my ‘Ikigai’? A Japanese word meaning ‘A reason for being: the thing that you live for: the reason which you wake up in the morning’.

Cut to the creation of Peach Moon Design & Branding, where I have been able to connect with some lovely like-minded souls in helping to bring their visions to life and to shine their unique light out into the world, which really brings me so much joy!

What does intuitive branding mean to you, and why does it matter?

It’s basically an extension of me and my gift of intuition, paired with creativity and the ability to bring people’s visions to life in an interesting way. It’s important because working in this way can only bring out the uniqueness of the individual and in turn the brand.

We’ve all been affected by the changes of 2020.  How do you see this affecting your line of work?

I do think more than ever people are needing to find their voice in the digital world and some are branching out on their own as the world embraces working from home. Something I am a huge advocate for! Because of this more people are wanting a bespoke website for their products or services. I’ve noticed a big increase in clients looking for holistic, sustainability-driven branding and design, it’s an exciting time.

Do you have any tips for up and coming web designers?

Believe in yourself and you can achieve anything.

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