The logo doesn't scale
It looks fine on a website header but turns into a smudge as a social profile picture or app icon.
BRAND IDENTITY
We create logos and the visual system around them, including colours, type and usage rules, so your brand stays recognisable on every surface.
OVERVIEW
A logo on its own isn't a brand identity. It's one part of it. The identity is the full set of visual choices that make your business recognisable: the logo and its variations, colours, fonts, image style, icons and the way they come together.
We design logos that work at small sizes, in one colour, on dark and light backgrounds, and on everything from a favicon to a shopfront sign. Then we build the supporting system so whoever designs your next ad, website or invoice knows exactly which colours and fonts to use.
Everything ends up in a brand guideline document. It doesn't need to be a hundred pages. It needs to be clear enough that your team and outside suppliers can follow it without calling you.
COMMON PROBLEMS
It looks fine on a website header but turns into a smudge as a social profile picture or app icon.
People stretch the logo, change the colours or pick random fonts because nothing tells them otherwise.
Your identity uses the same colours and generic symbols as others in your industry.
You have a JPG of your logo and nothing else, which makes printing and signage a headache.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Several initial directions based on the brief, presented with real-world mockups.
Primary logo, horizontal and stacked versions, icon mark and one-colour versions.
Primary and secondary colours with HEX, RGB and CMYK values for screen and print.
Heading and body font choices with guidance on sizes and usage.
A clear PDF covering logo use, spacing, colours, fonts, imagery and common mistakes.
Business card, letterhead, email signature and social profile assets as agreed in scope.
HOW IT WORKS
We start with a brand questionnaire and a call about your business, audience, competitors and the impression you want to make. We'll also ask what you like and dislike visually, which saves time later.
You'll see initial logo concepts shown on mockups, choose a direction, and we refine it through the agreed revision rounds. Once the logo is approved, we build out colours, type and the guideline. The final package includes vector files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF), PNGs with transparent backgrounds, and the editable guideline document.
A distinct, consistent identity helps people remember you after one or two encounters.
Logo variations cover tiny icons, wide banners and single-colour printing.
Printers, developers and other designers can follow the guideline without guessing.
We aim for a mark that won't feel dated as soon as a design trend passes.
OUR PROCESS
Questionnaire, call and competitor review to define personality and positioning.
We sketch widely, then present the strongest logo directions in context.
We polish the chosen direction, adjusting shapes, spacing and colour.
We define the palette, typography and supporting elements around the logo.
We document the rules and deliver all logo files and brand assets.
Chosen to fit the project. We'll use your existing tools where they do the job.
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Learn moreFAQS
Yes. Once the project is paid in full, the final logo and identity are yours to use. We may ask to show it in our portfolio, but you can say no.
We agree the number of initial concepts in the proposal. We'd rather show a few well-considered options than a long list of quick ones.
Yes. If your current logo has recognition worth keeping, a refresh can modernise it without losing what people already know.
We design original work and avoid obvious similarities, but we aren't lawyers. For trademark registration, you should run a proper search with a legal professional.
Vector files (AI, EPS, SVG, PDF), PNG and JPG exports in colour, black and white versions, plus the brand guideline PDF.
GET STARTED
Tell us about your business and where the brand will appear. We'll walk you through the identity process and what you'll receive.