Good design is the silent ambassador of your brand — but only when it is built as a system. A logo on its own solves nothing. What changes how you are treated is consistency: the same typography, colour and spacing on the card, the brochure, the ad and the box.
The complete visual system your business is recognised by, not just a mark.
Print pieces designed to be picked up, kept, and acted on.
Sized and styled per platform, so nothing is cropped or resampled into mush.
Shelf presence that makes the decision easy for whoever is standing in front of it.
If one of these sounds like your situation, this is the right page. If none of them do, say so on the call and we will point you at what you actually need — including at nobody, if that is the honest answer.
The most common thing we fix for new clients is missing files. Everything below is handed over on completion — the editable originals, not just exports.
What the business does, who it sells to, what it should feel like next to its competitors. Plus anything you already have and want kept.
Distinct routes, not one idea with three colour changes. You pick a direction before detail work begins.
Chosen route developed across real applications — card, brochure, post — so you judge it in use, not floating on white.
Source files, exports, print-ready artwork and guidelines. Then we can print it too, if you want it done in one place.
Revisions are per stage rather than a hard count: you choose one direction, then refine it until it is right. What we do not do is restart from scratch after approval at a later stage — that becomes a new stage with its own cost, and it is written into the scope so there is no argument about it later.
Yes, all of them. Editable vector originals, layered working files and every export format. This is the single most common problem we inherit from other designers, so we do not repeat it.
Usually. If it is a vector file we can build a full system around it. If all you have is a small PNG, we redraw it as vector first — the redraw is a small, separate line item, and worth it because everything downstream depends on it.
Yes — see print media publication. Design and print under one roof means nobody gets to blame the other party for a colour shift, and you approve one proof instead of two.
Yes. Branding a mug, a diary or an embroidered polo has real constraints — stitch counts, engraving areas, single-colour reductions — and we design for the method being used. That is handled through corporate giveaways.
Send a line about the project — scope, deadline, budget range if you have one. You will get a straight answer on what it takes, usually within 24 hours.