Logo DesignVanesse Mngomezulu
Best for new-ish entrepreneurs
This is also a perfect fit for you if you've ever felt like:
"I want a professional and beautiful logo"
"I want my logo to look more 'legit' and build trust even as a new-ish entrepreneur"
"I want a colour palette I can start off with"
I always aim to create timeless brands instead of focusing completely on trends. Doing this for my clients guarantees that they will end up with something they’re still obsessed with years later.
What's included
Brand vision - stylescape, typography & colours
A style scape is similar to a mood board: This is a visual collage that captures the feel and look of your brand. It's like a snapshot of your brand's personality, giving you a feel for the overall vibe.
Colour Palette: The colours we pick for your brand. They're not just pretty – they're chosen to connect with your audience and represent your brand's mood and values.
Two logos (Primary Logo and Type Mark)
Primary Logo: This is the main logo for your brand. It usually combines your brand name with a unique symbol or icon. This logo is used in most branding situations like on your website, marketing materials, and product packaging.
Wordmark or Type Mark: This is a simpler logo, often just your brand's initials in a stylized font. It’s perfect for situations where a more minimal look is needed, like on smaller products, social media profiles, or where space is limited.
For example, if your business is called 'Luna Wellness', your primary logo might include the full name with a moon and stars graphic. The wordmark could simply be 'LW' in a special font.
Mini brand guideline
This mini-guideline is perfect for ensuring brand consistency, especially when working with different designers or vendors, or for quick reference in your day-to-day branding decisions.
Here’s what it includes:
Logo Usage: How to correctly use your logos (both primary and typemark/wordmark). It covers the dos and don'ts, like sizing, spacing, and situations for each logo type.
Colour Palette: A breakdown of your brand's colour scheme, including colour codes (like RGB, CMYK, Hex). This ensures consistent colour use across all platforms.
Two Revisions
As part of our project, you’ll receive two rounds of revisions. Here's what that means:
First Revision: After presenting the initial draft of your project, whether it's a logo, or another piece of work, you'll have the opportunity to review and provide feedback. This is your chance to suggest changes or adjustments you’d like to see. It could be tweaking colors or changing fonts.
Second Revision: Once I apply the changes from the first round, I'll present you with the updated version. You then have another opportunity to review and suggest any final tweaks or adjustments. This ensures that the final product aligns perfectly with your vision and requirements.
It’s important to note that these revisions are meant for refining and perfecting the work, not for complete overhauls or starting from scratch. The goal is to collaboratively fine-tune the details to meet your satisfaction.
FAQs
I have a track record of creating brands that my clients absolutely love. And I’m not just tooting my own horn here – it’s because I have a process in place that ensures we work together closely every step of the way to get things just right. As long as you know your business and target audience well, we’ll have everything we need to make something exceptional.
While I embrace technology in many ways, the one place I draw the line is in the creative process of your branding elements. Everything I design comes from a human place – my own creativity and expertise. So, rest assured, your logo and design elements will be 100% original and uniquely crafted by me.
I totally understand that you want a hassle-free design experience, and I’m here to make that happen. However, I want to be upfront and say that your input and feedback are crucial to creating a logo that truly represents you and your business. So we’ll be working together closely to ensure we’re on the same page every step of the way.
That’s why we’ll have some Zoom/Google Meet calls as needed to discuss your ideas and make sure we’re on the same page.
Example work
Vanesse's other services
Starting at$750
Duration4 weeks
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe XD
Canva
Brand Design
Logo Designer
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Vanesse Mngomezulu South Africa
Logo DesignVanesse Mngomezulu
Starting at$750
Duration4 weeks
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe XD
Canva
Brand Design
Logo Designer
Best for new-ish entrepreneurs
This is also a perfect fit for you if you've ever felt like:
"I want a professional and beautiful logo"
"I want my logo to look more 'legit' and build trust even as a new-ish entrepreneur"
"I want a colour palette I can start off with"
I always aim to create timeless brands instead of focusing completely on trends. Doing this for my clients guarantees that they will end up with something they’re still obsessed with years later.
What's included
Brand vision - stylescape, typography & colours
A style scape is similar to a mood board: This is a visual collage that captures the feel and look of your brand. It's like a snapshot of your brand's personality, giving you a feel for the overall vibe.
Colour Palette: The colours we pick for your brand. They're not just pretty – they're chosen to connect with your audience and represent your brand's mood and values.
Two logos (Primary Logo and Type Mark)
Primary Logo: This is the main logo for your brand. It usually combines your brand name with a unique symbol or icon. This logo is used in most branding situations like on your website, marketing materials, and product packaging.
Wordmark or Type Mark: This is a simpler logo, often just your brand's initials in a stylized font. It’s perfect for situations where a more minimal look is needed, like on smaller products, social media profiles, or where space is limited.
For example, if your business is called 'Luna Wellness', your primary logo might include the full name with a moon and stars graphic. The wordmark could simply be 'LW' in a special font.
Mini brand guideline
This mini-guideline is perfect for ensuring brand consistency, especially when working with different designers or vendors, or for quick reference in your day-to-day branding decisions.
Here’s what it includes:
Logo Usage: How to correctly use your logos (both primary and typemark/wordmark). It covers the dos and don'ts, like sizing, spacing, and situations for each logo type.
Colour Palette: A breakdown of your brand's colour scheme, including colour codes (like RGB, CMYK, Hex). This ensures consistent colour use across all platforms.
Two Revisions
As part of our project, you’ll receive two rounds of revisions. Here's what that means:
First Revision: After presenting the initial draft of your project, whether it's a logo, or another piece of work, you'll have the opportunity to review and provide feedback. This is your chance to suggest changes or adjustments you’d like to see. It could be tweaking colors or changing fonts.
Second Revision: Once I apply the changes from the first round, I'll present you with the updated version. You then have another opportunity to review and suggest any final tweaks or adjustments. This ensures that the final product aligns perfectly with your vision and requirements.
It’s important to note that these revisions are meant for refining and perfecting the work, not for complete overhauls or starting from scratch. The goal is to collaboratively fine-tune the details to meet your satisfaction.
FAQs
I have a track record of creating brands that my clients absolutely love. And I’m not just tooting my own horn here – it’s because I have a process in place that ensures we work together closely every step of the way to get things just right. As long as you know your business and target audience well, we’ll have everything we need to make something exceptional.
While I embrace technology in many ways, the one place I draw the line is in the creative process of your branding elements. Everything I design comes from a human place – my own creativity and expertise. So, rest assured, your logo and design elements will be 100% original and uniquely crafted by me.
I totally understand that you want a hassle-free design experience, and I’m here to make that happen. However, I want to be upfront and say that your input and feedback are crucial to creating a logo that truly represents you and your business. So we’ll be working together closely to ensure we’re on the same page every step of the way.
That’s why we’ll have some Zoom/Google Meet calls as needed to discuss your ideas and make sure we’re on the same page.
Example work
Vanesse's other services
$750