Brand Identity Design: Logo, Visual System & Guidelines by Supreet @rlvntBrand Identity Design: Logo, Visual System & Guidelines by Supreet @rlvnt
Brand Identity Design: Logo, Visual System & GuidelinesSupreet @rlvnt
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You need a brand that looks like it belongs. Not something pulled from a template library or generated in 10 minutes. A real visual identity that makes people trust you before they read a single word on your site.
Here is exactly what is included:
1. Logo Design (Logomark + Wordmark + Monogram)
Your logo is the single most repeated element of your brand. I design a custom logomark, a paired wordmark, and (where relevant) a monogram variation. Every version is built for flexibility: it works on a favicon, a billboard, embossed on paper, or reversed out on dark backgrounds. You get multiple lockups with clear space rules, minimum size specs, and color variations (full color, single color, reversed).
Luxury monogram logo for architecture studio
Luxury monogram logo for architecture studio
2. Color Palette and Typography System
I select a primary and secondary color palette with exact hex, RGB, and CMYK values. Typography is chosen for both digital and print: a headline typeface, a body typeface, and hierarchy rules for headings, subheadings, body text, and captions. Everything is documented so any designer or developer can implement it without guessing.
3. Visual Language and Graphic Elements
Beyond the logo and colors, your brand needs a texture. I design supporting graphic elements: patterns, shapes, iconography style, photography direction, or illustration guidelines depending on what your brand needs. This is what separates a logo from an identity.
Noozle ambient brand system and identity
Noozle ambient brand system and identity
4. Brand Guidelines Document (20+ pages)
A comprehensive PDF covering every rule: logo usage, spacing, color application, typography hierarchy, tone of voice direction, do's and don'ts, and real-world application mockups. This document is what you hand to any future designer, printer, or agency so your brand stays consistent as you scale.
5. Source Files and Asset Export
Editable Figma files. Vector exports (SVG, EPS, PDF). PNG exports at multiple resolutions. Everything organized in folders, named properly, ready to use immediately.
My process, step by step:
Discovery session (30 min call or async brief). I learn your positioning, audience, competitors, and the feeling you want your brand to carry.
Research and moodboarding. I study your market, pull visual references, and build a directional moodboard for your approval before any design work begins.
Concept development. I explore 8 to 12 rough directions internally, then refine the strongest 2 into fully presented concepts with rationale.
Refinement. You pick a direction. I refine it based on your feedback, develop the full system around it, and build out all supporting elements.
Final delivery. Guidelines, source files, exports, and a walkthrough of how to use everything.
Who hires me for this:
Startup founders who are launching and need to look established from day one. Architecture firms, interior studios, and luxury brands that need elegance baked into every detail. SaaS companies and tech startups that want a brand that feels considered, not generic. Creative agencies rebranding themselves or their clients. E-commerce brands that need a visual system that works across packaging, web, and social.
Tools I use:
Figma for layout and system design. Procreate for hand-drawn exploration. Adobe Illustrator for final vector production. AI-assisted generative tools (FLORA, Midjourney) for rapid concept exploration during the moodboard phase only. Every final asset is hand-crafted.
Turnaround:
7 days from brief approval to final delivery. Faster timelines available for an additional fee (message me).
FAQs

Starting at$500
Duration7 days
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Figma
Brand Guidelines
Logo Designer
Visual Identity
Brand Identity Design
Luxury Brand Design
Startup Branding
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Supreet @rlvnt proMumbai, India
$1k+
Earned
1
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Brand Identity Design: Logo, Visual System & GuidelinesSupreet @rlvnt
Starting at$500
Duration7 days
Tags
Figma
Brand Guidelines
Logo Designer
Visual Identity
Brand Identity Design
Luxury Brand Design
Startup Branding
Cover image for Brand Identity Design: Logo, Visual System & Guidelines
You need a brand that looks like it belongs. Not something pulled from a template library or generated in 10 minutes. A real visual identity that makes people trust you before they read a single word on your site.
Here is exactly what is included:
1. Logo Design (Logomark + Wordmark + Monogram)
Your logo is the single most repeated element of your brand. I design a custom logomark, a paired wordmark, and (where relevant) a monogram variation. Every version is built for flexibility: it works on a favicon, a billboard, embossed on paper, or reversed out on dark backgrounds. You get multiple lockups with clear space rules, minimum size specs, and color variations (full color, single color, reversed).
Luxury monogram logo for architecture studio
Luxury monogram logo for architecture studio
2. Color Palette and Typography System
I select a primary and secondary color palette with exact hex, RGB, and CMYK values. Typography is chosen for both digital and print: a headline typeface, a body typeface, and hierarchy rules for headings, subheadings, body text, and captions. Everything is documented so any designer or developer can implement it without guessing.
3. Visual Language and Graphic Elements
Beyond the logo and colors, your brand needs a texture. I design supporting graphic elements: patterns, shapes, iconography style, photography direction, or illustration guidelines depending on what your brand needs. This is what separates a logo from an identity.
Noozle ambient brand system and identity
Noozle ambient brand system and identity
4. Brand Guidelines Document (20+ pages)
A comprehensive PDF covering every rule: logo usage, spacing, color application, typography hierarchy, tone of voice direction, do's and don'ts, and real-world application mockups. This document is what you hand to any future designer, printer, or agency so your brand stays consistent as you scale.
5. Source Files and Asset Export
Editable Figma files. Vector exports (SVG, EPS, PDF). PNG exports at multiple resolutions. Everything organized in folders, named properly, ready to use immediately.
My process, step by step:
Discovery session (30 min call or async brief). I learn your positioning, audience, competitors, and the feeling you want your brand to carry.
Research and moodboarding. I study your market, pull visual references, and build a directional moodboard for your approval before any design work begins.
Concept development. I explore 8 to 12 rough directions internally, then refine the strongest 2 into fully presented concepts with rationale.
Refinement. You pick a direction. I refine it based on your feedback, develop the full system around it, and build out all supporting elements.
Final delivery. Guidelines, source files, exports, and a walkthrough of how to use everything.
Who hires me for this:
Startup founders who are launching and need to look established from day one. Architecture firms, interior studios, and luxury brands that need elegance baked into every detail. SaaS companies and tech startups that want a brand that feels considered, not generic. Creative agencies rebranding themselves or their clients. E-commerce brands that need a visual system that works across packaging, web, and social.
Tools I use:
Figma for layout and system design. Procreate for hand-drawn exploration. Adobe Illustrator for final vector production. AI-assisted generative tools (FLORA, Midjourney) for rapid concept exploration during the moodboard phase only. Every final asset is hand-crafted.
Turnaround:
7 days from brief approval to final delivery. Faster timelines available for an additional fee (message me).
FAQs

$500