About the service
I design logos that a business can actually live with for years, not just a pretty picture that falls apart the moment it lands on a signboard or a tiny app icon. Before I open the design tool I ask about your company, your audience and your competitors, because a mark only works when it says the right thing to the right people. That short brief saves both of us from endless guessing later.
You receive several distinct concepts, not minor variations of one idea, so you have a real choice of direction. We pick one together, and then I refine it carefully: proportions, spacing, colour, and how it behaves in black and white and at small sizes. When the mark is final I prepare a simple usage guide covering colours, clear space and the do-nots, so whoever touches your brand next does not quietly ruin it.
Delivery includes vector source files and ready-to-use exports for web, print and social profiles, in the formats your team will actually need. I work in clear rounds of revisions rather than infinite tweaks, keep you updated at each step, and explain the reasoning behind the shapes instead of just handing over files. If you already have colours or a rough idea, I build on them; if you are starting from nothing, that is fine too.
You receive several distinct concepts, not minor variations of one idea, so you have a real choice of direction. We pick one together, and then I refine it carefully: proportions, spacing, colour, and how it behaves in black and white and at small sizes. When the mark is final I prepare a simple usage guide covering colours, clear space and the do-nots, so whoever touches your brand next does not quietly ruin it.
Delivery includes vector source files and ready-to-use exports for web, print and social profiles, in the formats your team will actually need. I work in clear rounds of revisions rather than infinite tweaks, keep you updated at each step, and explain the reasoning behind the shapes instead of just handing over files. If you already have colours or a rough idea, I build on them; if you are starting from nothing, that is fine too.
