Logo Design & Branding

A logo design brief and online consultation is essential for mapping out a design strategy. During your session we cover your:

• logo name and slogan
• field of business, target audience and competitors
• brand's tone and personality
• design style preferences
• font style preferences
• colour preferences
• branding requirements e.g. stationery, signs
• contact details and any other information you'd like to include

You will receive an instant price estimate once you have completed the online consultation and design brief.

• Have a think about some brands you really admire (inside and outside your industry).
• The type of style you would like created for your future brand.
• Set aside 5-10 minutes to answer the questions

Yes, you will get a mimimum of 2-3 concepts. One of the concepts will be revised and become the final design.

• Design consultation
• Logo design concepts
• Logo design revision
• Logo Guide (if ordered) and logo file preparation

We include jpeg, pdf, tiff, eps, svg and png file formats in your completed logo pack. We also create a Facebook profile image for you.

The logo brand guide includes:

• font information
• colour breakdowns for web, print and signwriting

This package is ideal if you:

• already have a logo but want to make adjustments to elements like the colour, layout, positioning, or font.

• need a responsive version of your current logo.

• require a high-quality vector version of your logo.

• have a clear logo concept and need a graphic designer to bring it to life and polish the details.

Please note: Additional design time may apply if your logo includes a complex graphic that needs to be vectorized. This package does not include the creation of entirely new logo concepts or design ideas.

A vector logo is a type of logo file created using mathematical paths instead of pixels. This means it can be resized infinitely without losing any quality, making it perfect for everything from business cards to billboards.

Key features of a vector logo:

• Scalable: You can make it as small or as large as needed without it becoming blurry or pixelated.

• Editable: Each element (like colors, shapes, and text) can be easily modified.

• Professional use: Essential for printing, embroidery, signage, and other high-resolution outputs.

Common vector file formats:

• .ai (Adobe Illustrator)

• .eps (Encapsulated PostScript)

• .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics)

• .pdf (if saved in vector format)

In contrast, raster images (like JPEG or PNG) are made of pixels and can lose quality when resized. That’s why having a vector version of your logo is crucial for professional branding.