Custom Logo Design for Startups & Growing Brands by Charles ChibuezeCustom Logo Design for Startups & Growing Brands by Charles Chibueze
Custom Logo Design for Startups & Growing BrandsCharles Chibueze
A logo isn't a picture. It's the one asset that has to work at 16px in a browser tab, embroidered on a shirt, and blown up on a trade show wall, usually all in the same month.
I design for that reality. Every mark is built to a clear rationale tied to what your business actually does, then constructed properly: correct optical spacing, real vector geometry, tested at size before it reaches you.
You get a complete, working suite, not a single PNG you'll be back asking to resize.
What's included:
2–3 concept directions, each with the thinking behind it
Refinement of your chosen direction
Full logo suite — primary, secondary, icon/mark, favicon
Colour, monochrome and reversed versions
Clear space, minimum size and misuse rules
All file formats — SVG, PNG, PDF, EPS, organised for handover
Ideal for: founders launching quickly, brands needing a sharper mark without a full rebrand, and teams whose current logo breaks the moment it leaves the presentation.
A logo isn't a picture. It's the one asset that has to work at 16px in a browser tab, embroidered on a shirt, and blown up on a trade show wall, usually all in the same month.
I design for that reality. Every mark is built to a clear rationale tied to what your business actually does, then constructed properly: correct optical spacing, real vector geometry, tested at size before it reaches you.
You get a complete, working suite, not a single PNG you'll be back asking to resize.
What's included:
2–3 concept directions, each with the thinking behind it
Refinement of your chosen direction
Full logo suite — primary, secondary, icon/mark, favicon
Colour, monochrome and reversed versions
Clear space, minimum size and misuse rules
All file formats — SVG, PNG, PDF, EPS, organised for handover
Ideal for: founders launching quickly, brands needing a sharper mark without a full rebrand, and teams whose current logo breaks the moment it leaves the presentation.