There are logos that we like, and there are logos that are functional. I design ones that wear both of those hats.
I strive for simplicity, and nothing makes me happier than bringing the brand owner's vision to life.
How do we get started?
I always begin by meeting the person in charge. The person with a vision, goal, and passion for their brand. We talk, and together we discover the targets we need to hit.
The branding process is never a straight line. So we should aim for straightening it as much as we can in the initial meeting. By doing so, we determine how the fun part goes!
What's included
Logo
A logo is one of the elements that make your brand's face. What I deliver is a logo that shares your brand's values.
Typography selection
Each typeface has a personality, as does your brand. My task is to find you a match or two.
Color palette
Depending on the style and feel of your brand, you might need a color palette that people will see and recognize you.
Brand guidelines
In the future, you might outsource another designer to generate something for your brand. Or, you might want to do it yourself in-house. Whichever the case, brand guidelines (or a brand book) will serve as a great set of rules on how to communicate your brand properly.
Basic stationery (or similar elements)
Your company may need some stationery designed from the get-go. These may include business cards, letterheads, pens, envelopes, posters, bags, merch, etc.
Consultation & parting advices
As is the case with the brand guidelines, I also like to finish the project with a basic roadmap on what to do and what not to do further, in order to fully develop your brand and keep the story consistent.
There are logos that we like, and there are logos that are functional. I design ones that wear both of those hats.
I strive for simplicity, and nothing makes me happier than bringing the brand owner's vision to life.
How do we get started?
I always begin by meeting the person in charge. The person with a vision, goal, and passion for their brand. We talk, and together we discover the targets we need to hit.
The branding process is never a straight line. So we should aim for straightening it as much as we can in the initial meeting. By doing so, we determine how the fun part goes!
What's included
Logo
A logo is one of the elements that make your brand's face. What I deliver is a logo that shares your brand's values.
Typography selection
Each typeface has a personality, as does your brand. My task is to find you a match or two.
Color palette
Depending on the style and feel of your brand, you might need a color palette that people will see and recognize you.
Brand guidelines
In the future, you might outsource another designer to generate something for your brand. Or, you might want to do it yourself in-house. Whichever the case, brand guidelines (or a brand book) will serve as a great set of rules on how to communicate your brand properly.
Basic stationery (or similar elements)
Your company may need some stationery designed from the get-go. These may include business cards, letterheads, pens, envelopes, posters, bags, merch, etc.
Consultation & parting advices
As is the case with the brand guidelines, I also like to finish the project with a basic roadmap on what to do and what not to do further, in order to fully develop your brand and keep the story consistent.