Food & Beverage Visual Brand Design 🍽️
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About this service
Summary
FAQs
What requirements must my business meet to work with you?
As an Visual Brand Designer, I need inputs from your business, such as brand foundations and brand positioning. This greatly helps me provide you with a consistent and cohesive visual brand identity.
What do you mean by "brand foundations"?
They're the core elements founding your brand, like the vision, the mission, the purpose, the values, the story and the the culture of your business.
What do you mean by "brand positioning"?
There are three main parties in the market: your business, your competitors, and your target audience. Your positioning is what differentiates you from your competitors and makes you stand out to the target audience.
What if I don't have a stylistic vision for my brand?
No worries, as an Art Director, I have the aptitude to provide you with my own vision. However, it needs to be treated as a standalone service, separate from this one.
How long does it usually take to get back to me?
I respond as quickly as possible! Typically, it takes from 1 to 3 working days.
How long will it take to design my visual brand?
The design process itself isn't time-consuming, but it takes usually a week to create a visual brand and a compelling presentation!
How many revision rounds do I get?
Two revision rounds are included per project. Additional revisions can be accommodated with an additional investment.
What's included
Logotype Suite
A set of distinguishable logotypes, crafted with cohesive art direction to align with the brand strategy objectives. The number of variations depends on the usage of the visual brand in marketing materials.
Color Palettes
A set of various colors, chosen according to a cohesive art direction to align with the brand strategy objectives. It should be noted that a visual brand may have more than one color palette.
Font Pairings
A set of various fonts, chosen according to a cohesive art direction to align with the brand strategy objectives. It should be noted that a visual brand may have more than one font.
Visual Assets
In addition to the aforementioned key elements, graphical assets such as icons, patterns, forms, and illustrations can complement the visual brand identity.
Style Guide
All elements shall be grouped inside a reference document. This helps maintain the consistency of the visual brand across all marketing and communications materials and guides collaborators in future work with your brand.
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