Logo & brand guidelines
An identity is not a logo on its own. It is a logo, colours, typefaces and usage rules that hold together, so your brand stays recognisable on a business card and on a screen alike.
- 3 logo directions explored, 1 refined with you
- Variants: colour, monochrome, favicon, square format
- Colour palette and typeface choices
- PDF usage guide: what to do, what not to do
- Figma and Illustrator source files, yours to keep
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Brief and moodboard
We frame your positioning, your audience and what the brand should convey. I come back with a moodboard so we agree on the direction before I draw.
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Research and 3 directions
I work three distinct directions, not three variations of the same one. You see each applied to a real support.
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Iteration
We refine the chosen direction together. Two rounds are included; beyond that we talk about it.
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Variants
The logo is declined into every format you will need, including the ones nobody thinks of at the start.
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Delivery
You get the source files and the usage guide. We take 30 minutes so you know how to use them.
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How long does it take?
Two weeks on average, from the moment the brief is signed off. It mostly depends on how quickly you can give feedback.
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Can I use the logo anywhere?
Yes. You get the source files and the rights transfer, with no limit on support or duration.
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What if I like none of the directions?
It rarely happens because we agree on the direction at the moodboard stage. If it does, I rework a new set of directions.
Let's talk about your identity
Describe your project in a few lines. I reply within 48 hours with a quote, or a question if something is missing.