A logo, and everything that has to match it.
Logo, type, colour, and the business cards that come out of them — designed as one thing, so your site, your van and your card don't look like three different companies. Two-day turnaround. Buy it on its own, or fold it into a new build.
What you get
A logo that works small
Most logos are designed big and break the moment they're a favicon, a van decal, or an app icon. Yours is drawn to hold up at every size it'll actually be used at.
Typography
A display face and a body face that pair properly, chosen for legibility first — with web-licensed versions so the site and the printed material match rather than approximate each other.
A colour palette
Primary, secondary, and the neutrals that do most of the real work — every combination checked against WCAG AA contrast so you're never picking between on-brand and readable.
Business cards & print
Artwork with correct bleed, margins and CMYK conversion. We can run the printing and hand you the finished cards, or send you the files to print yourself — whichever suits.
Recent work


Business cards for Maric Brothers Electrical — built on the same mark, palette and type as their website, so the card someone puts in their wallet matches the site they land on later.
How it works
- 1
Understand the business
A short brief: who you're for, who you're up against, and what you want someone to feel in the two seconds before they read a word. No mood-board homework, no workshop day.
- 2
Draw the mark
You see a small number of genuine directions, not thirty variations of one idea. Each one is shown the way you'll actually use it — on a card, on a van, as a favicon — instead of floating on a white slide.
- 3
Build the system around it
Once the mark is picked, the rest follows from it: type, palette, and the rules for how they go together. That's the part that stops a brand drifting six months later.
- 4
Hand over the files
Vector originals, web and print exports, and a short guide covering what goes where. You own all of it outright — no subscription, no licence to keep paying for.
Doing it alongside a build
Branding works on its own, but it's at its best attached to a website build. The same decisions get made once instead of twice, the site is designed around the real palette rather than a placeholder, and the two run in parallel — so the brand work adds nothing to the launch date. If you're getting a site built anyway, say so in the brief and it's scoped as one project.
Questions
It's a fixed price agreed before we start, based on scope — how much you need beyond the core identity, and whether it's running alongside a website build. Send a brief and you'll have a firm number back within 48 hours; that number is what you pay.
Yes — the identity work stands on its own, and plenty of businesses need it before they're ready for a site. It's just cheaper and more coherent done together, because the same decisions are being made once instead of twice.
Completely. You get the vector originals plus web and print exports, and full ownership of the mark — no licence, no subscription, no coming back to us for permission to use your own logo.
Either way — whatever's easier for you. We can handle the print run and hand you a box of finished cards, or send you the print-ready artwork to take to your own printer. If you'd rather organise it yourself you're not paying a margin on someone else's paper; if you'd rather not think about it, we'll sort it.
Then keep it. We'll build the type, palette and collateral around the mark you've got, or tidy the existing artwork up if it's only available as a low-resolution image — which is more common than you'd think.
Two days from approved brief to final files, in most cases — it's a focused piece of work, not a month-long discovery process. Run alongside a website build it happens in parallel, so it adds nothing to the launch date.
Ready to cook?
Tell us about the business and whether there's a site coming too. We'll come back with a clear scope and price.