What's included

• Logo design

  Consultation: Discussion with the client to understand their brand, values, target audience, and design preferences. Concept Development: Generating multiple design concepts that align with the client's brief and vision. Sketching and Drafting: Initial hand-drawn sketches or digital drafts to explore different design directions. Color Palette Selection: Choosing an appropriate color scheme that resonates with the brand and its message. Typography: Selecting fonts that complement the logo's design and convey the desired tone. Iconography or Imagery: Creating unique symbols, icons, or incorporating relevant imagery to enhance the logo's visual appeal. Iterative Design Process: Receiving feedback from the client and making necessary revisions to refine the design. Digital Rendering: Developing the final logo design using graphic design software, ensuring scalability and versatility. File Formats: Providing the client with the logo in various file formats (e.g., JPEG, PNG, SVG) for different applications. Brand Guidelines: Creating a set of guidelines that outline how the logo should be used, including specifications on colors, sizes, and clear space. Vectorization: Ensuring the logo is in a vector format, allowing for scalability without loss of quality. Mockups: Presenting the logo in various mockup scenarios (e.g., business cards, signage) to showcase its real-world application. Designing additional materials such as business cards, letterheads, or social media graphics that incorporate the new logo. Revisions and Feedback: Incorporating client feedback and making necessary revisions to refine the design. Deadline Management: Ensuring timely delivery of the final stationery designs within the project timeline.

• Editorial Design

  Project Consultation: Initial discussions to understand the client's goals, target audience, and the editorial content's purpose. Conceptualization: Developing creative concepts and themes that align with the content and overall vision. Layout Design: Creating page layouts that effectively organize and present text, images, and other visual elements for optimal readability and visual appeal. Grid Systems: Implementing grid systems to establish a consistent and structured layout throughout the publication. Typography: Selecting appropriate fonts and type styles to enhance readability and convey the desired aesthetic. Color Palette Selection: Choosing a cohesive color scheme that complements the content and reinforces the overall design theme. Image Selection and Treatment: Curating and incorporating relevant images, illustrations, or graphics to complement the editorial content. Art Direction: Providing direction for photography, illustration, and other visual elements to ensure they align with the overall design concept. Mockups: Presenting design concepts through mockups to give the client a visual representation of the final product. Iterative Design Process: Receiving feedback from the client and making necessary revisions to refine the layout and design elements. Print or Digital Adaptation: Adapting the design for different formats, whether for print publications or digital platforms. Typography Hierarchy: Establishing a clear hierarchy of text elements to guide readers through the content. Finalization: Preparing the final design files for production, including print-ready files or digital formats. Revisions and Feedback: Incorporating client feedback and making necessary revisions to refine the design. Deadline Management: Ensuring timely delivery of the final stationery designs within the project timeline.

• Poster Design

  Client Consultation: Initial discussions to understand the purpose of the poster, the target audience, key messages, and any specific design preferences. Concept Development: Brainstorming and developing creative concepts that effectively convey the intended message and align with the overall goal. Layout and Composition: Designing the layout and composition of the poster to ensure a visually appealing and organized presentation of information. Typography: Selecting and arranging fonts to enhance readability and convey the desired tone or style. Color Scheme: Choosing an appropriate color palette that suits the theme of the poster and grabs attention. Imagery and Graphics: Incorporating relevant images, illustrations, or graphics that support the message and enhance visual appeal. Brand Consistency (if applicable): Ensuring that the poster design aligns with the client's brand guidelines, maintaining consistency across different marketing materials. Print-Ready Files: Providing high-resolution files in suitable formats (e.g., PDF, JPEG) for printing, including specifications for size and resolution. Mockups: Presenting the poster design in realistic mockups to give the client a preview of how it will appear in different contexts. Iterative Design Process: Incorporating client feedback and making necessary revisions to refine the poster design. Adaptation for Digital Use: Modifying the design for digital platforms or online promotion, if needed. Event or Product Integration: Designing posters for events, product launches, or promotional campaigns, incorporating relevant details and visuals. Printing Guidance: Providing recommendations on printing techniques, paper types, and other considerations for optimal print quality. Customization for Various Sizes (if applicable): Adapting the design to different poster sizes while maintaining visual consistency and impact. Revisions and Feedback: Incorporating client feedback and making necessary revisions to refine the design. Deadline Management: Ensuring timely delivery of the final stationery designs within the project timeline.

• Branding design

  Brand Discovery: In-depth discussions and research to understand the client's business, values, target audience, and competitive landscape. Logo Design: Creating a unique and memorable logo that represents the essence of the brand. Color Palette Selection: Choosing a cohesive color scheme that aligns with the brand's personality and resonates with the target audience. Typography: Selecting fonts that convey the brand's tone and ensure readability across different mediums. Brand Imagery: Establishing guidelines for the use of images, graphics, and visual elements that reinforce the brand's identity. Design Elements: Developing additional design elements, such as patterns or icons, to enhance brand recognition. Brand Guidelines: Documenting a comprehensive set of guidelines that outline how the brand should be visually represented, including logo usage, color codes, and typography. Stationery Design: Creating consistent designs for business cards, letterheads, envelopes, and other stationery items that carry the brand identity. Packaging Design: Designing packaging materials that align with the brand's visual identity and create a cohesive product experience. Marketing Collateral: Developing various marketing materials, such as brochures, flyers, and banners, that consistently reflect the brand. Website Design: Creating a visually appealing and user-friendly website design that reflects the brand's personality and values. Social Media Graphics: Designing graphics for social media platforms to maintain a consistent and recognizable online presence. Signage and Environmental Design: Creating designs for signage and environmental elements that carry the brand identity in physical spaces. Vehicle Graphics (if applicable): Designing graphics for vehicles that promote the brand while on the move. Merchandise Design: Developing designs for branded merchandise, ensuring consistency with the overall brand image. Revisions and Feedback: Incorporating client feedback and making necessary revisions to refine the design. Deadline Management: Ensuring timely delivery of the final stationery designs within the project timeline.

• Presentation design

  Content Review: Reviewing the client's content to understand key messages, goals, and the target audience for the presentation. Visual Concept Development: Developing a visual concept and theme that complements the presentation's content and objectives. Slide Layout Design: Designing layouts for each slide to ensure a consistent and professional look throughout the presentation. Typography and Font Selection: Selecting fonts that enhance readability and convey the desired tone, ensuring consistency across all slides. Color Scheme: Choosing a color palette that aligns with the brand or the overall theme of the presentation. Image and Graphic Integration: Incorporating relevant images, graphics, and icons to enhance visual appeal and support key messages. Custom Infographics: Creating custom infographics or visual elements to simplify complex information and improve audience understanding. Data Visualization: Designing visually compelling charts and graphs to effectively communicate data. Consistent Branding: Ensuring that the presentation design aligns with the client's branding guidelines, if applicable. Custom Icons and Illustrations: Designing custom icons or illustrations that add a unique and cohesive visual identity to the presentation. Revisions and Feedback: Incorporating client feedback and making necessary revisions to refine the design. Deadline Management: Ensuring timely delivery of the final stationery designs within the project timeline.

• Stationary design

  Brand Consultation: Initial discussions to understand the client's brand, values, and preferences for the stationery design. Logo Integration: Incorporating the company's logo into business cards, letterheads, envelopes, and other stationery items. Color Palette and Typography: Selecting a cohesive color palette and typography that aligns with the overall brand identity. Business Card Design: Creating visually appealing business card designs that include essential contact information and adhere to brand guidelines. Letterhead and Envelope Design: Designing professional letterheads and envelopes that reflect the brand's personality and convey a cohesive image. Consistent Branding: Ensuring that all stationery items maintain a consistent and recognizable branding theme. Custom Illustrations or Patterns: Introducing custom illustrations, patterns, or other design elements to enhance the visual appeal of the stationery. Typography Hierarchy: Establishing a clear hierarchy of text elements to maintain readability and professionalism. Print-Ready Files: Providing high-resolution, print-ready files in suitable formats for each stationery item. Digital Templates: Creating digital templates for electronic use, ensuring consistent branding in digital communications. Brand Guidelines: Developing a set of guidelines for using the stationery designs to maintain consistency across the organization. Variety of Stationery Items: Designing additional stationery items such as notepads, folders, or any other materials relevant to the client's needs. Mockups: Presenting mockups of the stationery items to give the client a visual representation of the final designs. Revisions and Feedback: Incorporating client feedback and making necessary revisions to refine the stationery designs. Deadline Management: Ensuring timely delivery of the final stationery designs within the project timeline.