Brand identity
Colour, type and usage so the look can be repeated.
Explore Brand identity →LOGO DESIGN
A mark that can live on a sign.
Logo direction you can put on a card, a profile and a fascia — not a decoration that only works on a screen.
LOGO
Mark / wordmark
WHO THIS IS FOR
For businesses that need a usable mark, not a one-off drawing.
Logo design here means a mark that can be produced. If it only looks good in a mockup, it is not finished.
This is usually the right start if:
- You have a name and nothing consistent to put on it
- The current mark falls apart at small sizes or on a sign
- You need a foundation before print, social or packaging
If you already have a mark that works and need colour, type and usage, look at brand identity. If you need the whole system, look at a package.
THE PROBLEM
A logo that cannot go on a sign is only half a logo.
Customers meet the mark in the real world. If it is too thin, too detailed or too clever to produce, the business still looks unfinished.
Final scope is confirmed after we understand the business, site, materials and timeline. No published price on this page.
WHAT THIS TYPICALLY COVERS
The work, not a catalogue guess.
- Logo direction for the name you actually trade under
- Versions that hold at small and large sizes
- Files you can use on first materials
- Scope confirmed after we see what already exists
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Tell us the job. We confirm the work.
01
Send what you know.
The business, the location if there is one, and what currently looks unfinished.
02
We confirm the starting point.
This service, a sibling, or a package if the job is a system rather than one piece.
03
You get a scoped quote.
Design, production, materials and installation where they apply — as the actual job.
04
We make it look established.
The finished piece should belong with whatever else the customer already sees.
OTHER WORK IN BRANDING
Not this one? Start here instead.
Business cards
The first physical thing many customers will hold.
Explore Business cards →BRANDWORKS
Tell us what you need.
We'll confirm whether this is the right starting point.
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