5 products, each grown from client work.
Licensed, hosted and supported by the team that wrote them.
A logo, the rules around it, and the file set nobody has to ask you for later. Most rebrands we are called into failed because only one version of the mark ever existed.
Brochures, catalogues, cards, flyers, standees. Prepared for a press rather than a screen — bleed, crop marks and CMYK, so the printer does not improvise.
Post sets, ad creative and web banners built from one system, so a month of posting does not look like a month of different designers.
Where what you make has to sit on a shelf or in a box, with the compliance text in the right place and legible at actual size.
Indicative figures while we settle the final rate card — tell us the brief and we will send a real number rather than a bracket.
Every number is a starting range, not a quote. What it actually costs comes back in writing after one call — with the scope it is attached to.
Yes, outright, including the editable source files. We hand them over at the end of the project without being asked. A studio that keeps your source files is keeping a hostage, not a backup.
Usually better than from a reference logo you like. A sketch tells us what you are trying to say; a reference tells us what somebody else already said.
No, and we would rather not pretend otherwise. We prepare artwork correctly and will talk to your printer directly, which solves most of what goes wrong at that stage.
One reply from the person who would do the work.
Hello. Tell us what you are trying to build, or what is going wrong with what you have. A person reads these — not a bot.
