studio meza

studio meza

A deck of cards with the brand name 'VYZO' is lying on a cracked concrete surface. The scene is illuminated by a focused beam of light, creating shadows and highlighting the texture of the surface.
A bottle of red wine with a white wine label lying on its side against a black background.

Where ideas become thoughtful visuals.

Branding, illustration and graphic design crafted with strategy, curiosity and a love for storytelling.


Nº1. SERVICES

Brand & Visual Identity

Every great brand starts with a story. Long before a logo comes to life, it’s shaped by your values, your purpose and the experience you want people to have. I work closely with you to uncover what makes your business unique, then translate those ideas into a thoughtful visual identity that feels authentic, memorable and built to grow with you.

Visual Communication

Your brand doesn't stop at a logo. From packaging and print to digital and editorial design, I create thoughtful visuals that help your business communicate with clarity, consistency and purpose.


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Nº2. ABOUT

Hello! I’m Jenny, the designer behind Studio Meza

I’ve always been drawn to art, storytelling and thoughtful design. With a background in graphic design, advertising, branding and fine arts, I bring both creativity and care to the work I do. I’m especially inspired by beautiful details, meaningful visuals and the places I’ve traveled — all of which influence the way I approach design. Through Studio Meza, I love helping small businesses create polished, intentional visuals, whether that’s through ongoing design support, marketing materials, print pieces, or a focused creative project.


Nº3. KIND WORDS

“Jenny’s approach to design is both innovative and practical, blending artistic vision with functionality.

— Timea Straus Toronto 
White tube with black design on a plain light background.
A beige cardboard box with multiple smaller boxes inside labeled 'TIMEA STRAUS'. The smaller boxes appear to be app candles and soap."

“I’m so proud of my brand because of her work.”

— Glass House & Co.
A white magazine with large black text on the cover, labeled "Issue #1," is leaning against the back of a brown upholstered chair.

Jenny captured the essence of what I was unknowingly looking for. The logo she designed for my brand far exceeded my expectations.

— Sweet Escape Sound

Nº4. CONTACT

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Let’s work together.