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Jennifer is the owner of Pasteles y Mas, a home-based custom cake and pastry business in Garland, Texas. Before launching her own venture, she spent years as a pastry chef in high-end restaurant kitchens, honing a level of precision and discipline she now brings to every order she takes on her own terms.
When Jennifer came to us, she was in the middle of a rebrand, and she wanted a logo that could grow with her — one flexible enough to carry her through her next chapter, whatever that looked like, without needing to be reinvented every time her business expanded or shifted.
That kind of longevity takes intention. We couldn't design just for where Pasteles y mas is right now; we had to design for where it's headed. That meant choosing a mark that felt rooted rather than trendy, with details that nod to her heritage without boxing her into one aesthetic or one product line. We wanted something that could sit just as comfortably on a wedding cake box as it could on a bag of conchas, or a future storefront sign down the road.
The result is a logo that honors where Jennifer came from — that little girl mixing up her first box cake — while giving her business room to rise into everything she's building it to be. It's polished enough for her fine-dining background, warm enough for her Mexican roots, and built with the kind of staying power a growing business actually needs.
This is what we love building most: brands that don't just reflect who a client is today, but grow alongside who they're becoming.
Case Study
Pasteles Y Mas