Graphic Design and Branding
Graphic design services and brand systems that still look like you on the tenth thing you publish.
Graphic design services and brand systems that still look like you on the tenth thing you publish.
We build identities as systems rather than single logos, so the person making a social post next year has rules to follow instead of guesses to make.
Our graphic design services cover logo design, full brand identity, written guidelines, marketing collateral and the templates your team reuses.
We hand over organised source files, correct print and digital exports, and rules written for whoever designs something next.
A logo tested small and in one colour
Type and colour chosen as a system
Written brand guidelines you can hand over
Templates your team can actually use
Print and digital files, correctly set up
Full ownership of every source file
Recognition is built by repetition. Every time your brand appears slightly differently, the count resets and the work you already paid for is quietly wasted.
A logo without rules gets stretched, recoloured and rebuilt by whoever needs it next.
Five different blues across your channels tell people you are five different companies.
No templates turn every small social post into another job for the design team.
A mark that fails small becomes an unreadable smudge everywhere it matters most.
Design by committee produces something nobody hates and nobody remembers either.
of people say colour is what makes them recognise a brand at a glance.
more visibility is reported by brands that keep a consistent look.
more revenue is commonly linked to brands that stay the same everywhere.
is roughly how long a first impression of your brand takes to form.
Some businesses need a full identity, others need a deck that does not embarrass them on Monday. We scope to the job in front of you rather than the whole set.
A mark that works small, in one colour and on any background.
Type, colour and imagery decided as one coherent system.
Written rules so anyone can apply the brand correctly.
Decks, brochures and one pagers that match everything else.
Physical design that survives print and shelf conditions.
Reusable layouts your team can fill in without breaking it.
Every identity we build is measured against these eight before handover, because a logo that only works in one size on one background is not a brand yet.
Legible as a favicon, not just on a billboard.
Holds up in black and white or on a dark tee.
Recognisable without the name beside it.
A junior can use it without asking for help.
Built to outlast whatever is fashionable now.
CMYK, spot and print files that behave properly.
Type sized and spaced for people to actually read.
Every rule written down, not held in someone head.
We design toward outcomes rather than applause. These are the six that tend to show up once your brand stops changing shape between one channel and the next.
People know it is you before they read the name on it.
A considered brand lets you charge what the work is worth.
Templates mean campaigns ship without a design bottleneck.
The same brand on the site, the deck and the invoice.
Good candidates take a serious looking company seriously.
Rules end the debate about which blue is the right blue.
Send us what you have now and we will tell you what is working, what is not, and what it would take to pull it together.
No black boxes and no big reveal at the end. You see the direction early, and every round after that is a refinement rather than a fresh start.
We learn the business, the audience and the competition.
Two or three routes, shown early, before detail is added.
The chosen route built out across real applications.
Rounds that sharpen the direction rather than restart it.
Files, fonts, rules and templates, all yours.
Fewer moodboards presented as strategy and considerably more thought about who has to use these files after we hand them over. Here is what that means.
A logo is one asset. What you actually need is rules for type, colour, spacing and tone, so the next person to design something reaches the same answer you would.
Our graphic design services deliver rules and templates, not a single logo file.
You own every source file on delivery, including the editable originals.
One itemised quote up front, and the figure holds unless the scope moves.
Still weighing up a full rebrand against a refresh, or wondering what you get? Ask and you will hear back the same day.
It depends whether you need a logo, a full identity or an ongoing set of collateral. After a short call you get an itemised quote, and it holds unless the scope changes.
A logo and core identity usually takes three to five weeks. A full brand system with guidelines and templates runs six to ten, depending on how many applications are needed.
A logo is one asset. A brand is the rules around it: type, colour, spacing, imagery and tone. The logo is what people recognise, the system is what keeps it recognisable.
Ask to see a brand they made rules for, not just a logo they drew. Ask what happens when the client needs a new layout next year. That answer separates a designer from a supplier.
Yes. You receive every source file on delivery, including the editable originals, plus export ready versions for print, web and social.
Often that is the right call. A graphic design company should protect the recognition you have already built, then fix what is inconsistent rather than starting again.
Yes. A written document covering logo usage, colour values, type, spacing and tone, so anyone designing for you later applies the brand the same way.
Yes. Decks, brochures, one pagers, packaging and social templates are all part of what a graphic designing company should be able to produce consistently.
Yes. Every mark is tested small, in one colour and on dark backgrounds, and you get correctly configured CMYK, spot and digital files for each situation.
Tell us where your brand feels inconsistent and we will reply within a day.