Visual identity and logo
The logo, colours, typefaces and image style, designed to work large and small and in a single colour.
An identity that works is one that stays legible on a six-metre sign and on a palm-sized card. We design on that basis and hand over files that can actually be produced, not presentation images.
The logo, colours, typefaces and image style, designed to work large and small and in a single colour.
Usage rules — clear space, minimum sizes and misuse — so any supplier can apply the identity without guessing.
A document presenting the organisation, its services and values in its identity, in a print version and a digital one for sending.
Designing and laying out product and service pages, with the file prepared for print or digital publishing.
Ads for print, billboards and digital platforms, and the campaign's creative direction: the idea, the treatment and the strapline.
Stationery, shopfronts and signs, exhibition stands and events, packaging and promotional material.
We ask about the organisation, its audience, its competitors and what people should remember about it, and collect the material that already exists.
Design directions presented with the reasoning behind each, so you choose the one to develop.
The chosen direction is developed and tested on real applications: a sign, a card, a post and a front.
The final files in print, fabrication and digital formats, with the brand guidelines.
We do not publish fixed prices: every quote is worked out from the project's specification once the details arrive.
A logo is one element. The identity is the whole system — the logo, colours, typefaces, image style and the rules for using them — and it is what makes a print piece, a sign and a post look like they come from one organisation.
Yes, and it is often the better choice when the brand is already recognised. We decide what to keep and what to adjust, and unify the applications around that.
Yes, as two versions or one bilingual document, with the reading direction of each language respected.
In editable, production-ready formats for printers and sign makers, and ready-to-use formats for screens and platforms, according to what each piece needs.
Send the campaign details — objective, audience, channels and indicative budget — and a quote will follow.
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