For businesses that recognise value of a beautifully designed visual identity and know that branding and brand design packages are more than a quickly thrown together logo.
Depending on your location and availability, we can meet up, or I can send you a detailed questionnaire to learn more about your business and your goals. This phase sets the direction for the design process.
Based on the information provided, I will do a creative research with your business’s goals and values in mind. At the end of this stage we will have a good knowledge of your audience, competitors and industry’s trends, as well as the best creative approach.
All the information is synthesized to define your brand strategy. Brand attributes are co-created and a creative brief will be written. This is the step before jumping into the creative process, so your feedback is important to confirm we’re on the right track.
I’ll design a moodboard so you can get a better sense of the creative approach we’re going to take. After this, 3 logo solutions will be designed and presented to you for review. 2 rounds of changes will be available upon choosing the logo.
This is a simplified variation of your primary logo. It’s commonly used for the purposes of smaller applications of logo such as website favicons and social media avatars/profile images.
Along with your logo, you will get a print-ready business card (two sided design) and stationery consistent with your new visual identity.
Everything that’s been designed comes up nicely synthesized in the basic guide to help you keep your brand consistent. Your logo, secondary logo, moodboard and stationery. Essentially, this is a set of tools and rules on how to use your branding elements. This ensures you’re at ease in the later stages when you or your colleagues prepare your marketing and print materials.
Depending on your location and availability, we can meet up, or I can send you a detailed questionnaire to learn more about your business and your goals. This phase sets the direction for the design process.
Based on the information provided, I will do a creative research with your business’s goals and values in mind. At the end of this stage we will have a good knowledge of your audience, competitors and industry trends, as well as the best creative approach.
All the information is synthesized to define your brand strategy. Brand attributes are co-created and a creative brief will be written. This is the step before jumping into the creative process, so your feedback is important to confirm we’re on the right track.
I’ll design a moodboard so you can get a better sense of the creative approach we’re going to take. Then 3 logo solutions will be designed and presented to you for review. 3 rounds of changes will be available upon choosing the logo.
This is a simplified variation of your primary logo. It’s commonly used for the purposes of smaller applications of logo such as a website favicon and social media avatar/profile image.
Colours are more than just a visual aid because they convey emotions, feelings and experiences. Along with a logo, you will get a palette of 3 additional colours. A unique palette is essential to expressing the personality of your brand.
You’ll learn how to best utilise your font in the right context e.g. font for subheading, headline, copy and call to action. Consistent and proper use of the font system helps with readability and creating a unified brand voice.
Everything that’s been designed comes up nicely synthesized in this basic guide to help you keep your brand consistent. Essentially, this is a set of tools and rules on how to use your branding elements. This ensures you’re at ease in the later stages when you or your colleagues prepare your marketing and print materials.
+ Colour palette
+ Font System
+ Social Media Basics
Application of logo on 3 collateral items. You can choose between: print ready business card + letterhead, packaging, menu, poster, brochure, also newsletter + email signature, etc.
Your social media presentation needs to be on point as well. You’ll get a profile image and 2 headers/cover images, adapted for 2 main platforms of your choice. (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn).
Depending on your location and availability, we can meet up, or I can send you a detailed questionnaire to learn more about your business and your goals. This phase sets the direction for the design process.
Based on the information provided, I will do a creative research with your business’s goals and values in mind. At the end of this stage we will have a good knowledge of your audience, competitors and industry’s trends, as well as the best creative approach.
All the information is synthesized to define your brand strategy. Brand attributes are co-created and a creative brief will be written. This is the step before jumping into the creative process, so your feedback is important to confirm we’re on the right track.
I’ll design a moodboard so you can get a better sense of the creative approach we’re going to take. Then 3 logo solutions will be designed and presented to you for review. 3 rounds of changes will be available upon choosing the logo.
This is a simplified variation of your primary logo. It’s commonly used for the purposes of smaller applications of logo such as a website favicon and social media avatar/profile image.
Colours are more than just a visual aid because they convey emotions, feelings and experiences. Along with a logo, you will get a palette of up to 5 additional colours. A unique palette is essential to expressing the personality of your brand.
You’ll learn how to best utilise your font in the right context e.g. font for subheading, headline, copy and call to action. Consistent and proper use of the font system helps with readability and creating a unified brand voice.
Everything that’s been designed comes up nicely synthesized in the basic guide to help you keep your brand consistent. Essentially, this is a set of tools and rules on how to use your branding elements. This ensures you’re at ease in the later stages when you prepare your marketing and print materials.
+ Online communication and visuals guide
Application of logo on 5 collateral items. You can choose between: print ready business card + letterhead, packaging, menu, poster, brochure, also newsletter + email signature, landing page etc.
Includes a profile picture, two headers/cover images adapted for the two main platforms of your choice. (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn).
+ Examples of social media content which align with your brand
+ Additionally covered tone of voice and communication tips in your brand guide
