Our design team will arrange a meeting with you to get a better understanding of the business, and expectations of the logo design process, and for you to get to know the team.
Logo Development
Unlock your brand's identity.
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drafts and feedback.
We will present you with 3 different options for the logo to choose from. Once one option is selected, we will develop it further based on your feedback to achieve the final design.
At this stage, we offer up to 3 revisions after the initial draft is selected.
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Logo reveal.
What we believe.
Simplicity.
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Your design needs to be simple, flexible and easily recognisable. If a logo is too complex it will distract rather than engage.
Identity.
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The main purpose of a logo is to identify. This is the most important thing to remember, more so than any other advice you may receive. What matters most is identification.
Versatility.
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You need to ensure that your logo can be used dynamically and suit all your requirements. A good logo needs to display properly at all variations and sizes.
step 1 - our creative process
Understanding the brand.
The initial design consultation provides us with a greater understanding of your business and target market, sets out the expectations within the logo design process and allows you to meet the team.
- What does your company do?
- Who are your competitors?
- What is your vision for the future of the business?
- What colours can you relate your brand to?
- What logos you find interesting?
- Which style would you choose?
vision for the
future of the business?
can you relate
your brand to?
you find
interesting?
Step 2 - Our Creative Process
Designing the logo.
Once we’ve gained a full insight of your brand identity, our creative team will get to work brainstorming ideas to translate your brand’s key elements into impactful graphics. We’ll then present you with three unique design alternatives, each carefully crafted to capture the essence of your brand. From there, you’ll have the opportunity to select one option to further develop and refine.
Colours.
A logo should usually have a maximum of three colours. This is because the greater the number of tonalities, the more complex and forgettable it will be.
Red
Creates urgency
and is energetic.
Yellow
Linked to optimism,
versatility and fun.
Green
A sign of harmony,
intelligence, success and confidence.
Blue
Indicates sincerity,
honesty and integrity.
Black or White
Authority, strength,
formality, and power.
Typography.
The font colour should be in sync with the logo
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Sans serif fonts are younger and work for most industries. They're modern and work great on digital displays.
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Serif fonts deliver a refined aesthetic to your logo and brand. Think of financial institutions and universities.
Step 3 - Our Creative Process
Customer
Review.
Step 4 - Our Creative Process
Logo Approval.
We will send you the final version of your logo for approval. Once approved, you will receive your logo in all industry-standard file formats, ensuring that you’ll have everything you need to start using the new logo across your branding materials.
Files in SVG format
Files in PNG format
Files in JPG Format
Files in AI Format
Files in PDF Format