A clear creative direction
A short discovery session and visual references establish the character, audience and practical requirements. We agree what the identity needs to communicate before drawing the mark.
A logo should feel like your business, not just look good on a presentation. We design distinctive marks and wordmarks that work on your website, in print and in the small places where your brand needs to be recognised.
Maybe your business has outgrown its first logo, or you are launching something new. We start with what you want people to understand about you, then explore a focused direction rather than an endless gallery of unrelated options.
Talk through your briefThese are the building blocks. We agree the deliverables and review rounds around your brief, so the scope is clear before work starts.
A short discovery session and visual references establish the character, audience and practical requirements. We agree what the identity needs to communicate before drawing the mark.
We develop the chosen concept through proportion, typography and detail. The logo is reviewed in realistic applications, not only on a large blank canvas.
Agreed horizontal, stacked, small-size and single-colour variations make the logo usable across digital and print. We check legibility at the sizes that matter to your business.
You receive the agreed vector and image files, with basic spacing and usage notes. A fuller identity system, brand guidelines and stationery can be scoped alongside the logo.
Bring your existing logo if you have one, a short description of your audience and examples of where the new mark will appear. We agree the number of concepts, revision rounds and final formats before starting.
We learn about your audience, positioning and the parts of your existing identity worth keeping. References help agree a direction before design begins.
We explore a focused set of directions and develop the chosen one on the materials people will actually see. Feedback is collected at agreed review points.
We prepare the agreed files and templates, explain how to use them and leave your team with a clear source of truth for future work.
A short look at the websites we design and build.

Start with this service. Bring in the related work when it helps, not because it is part of an oversized package.
Yes. A redesign is not always necessary. We can improve proportions, readability or consistency while preserving the recognition you have already built. We decide how much should change during discovery.
The agreed handover includes editable vector artwork and export formats for normal use. Ownership, third-party font licences and any excluded exploration work are set out in the proposal.
A logo project focuses on the mark and its usable variations. Colour, typography, wider art direction and detailed brand guidelines can be included when you need a complete identity, rather than a logo alone.
Tell us what you are working on, what is getting in the way and where you would like to get to. We will help define the next step.