A system, not a logo file
Type, colour, spacing, imagery and layout rules that hold across a pitch deck, a hoarding and an app icon.
An identity with rules, so the tenth person to use it still produces something that looks like you.
A logo is the smallest part of the job. What holds a brand together is the system around it — type scale, colour roles, spacing, image direction, and rules clear enough that a sales executive building a deck at midnight does not break them.
We work from positioning rather than taste. What you sell, who decides, who you sit beside on a shortlist, and what your competitors already own visually. The design that follows has reasons attached, which is what lets it survive a boardroom.
Everything ships as usable files: source artwork, exports at the sizes people actually ask for, templates in the tools your team already has open, and a guide short enough that somebody reads it.
Type, colour, spacing, imagery and layout rules that hold across a pitch deck, a hoarding and an app icon.
Slides, documents and social formats built in the tools your staff already open, so the identity survives daily use.
Design decisions traced back to what you sell and who you are compared against, so they can be defended rather than voted on.
Source artwork plus exports at the sizes print, web and app stores ask for, named so people can find them a year later.
We look at who you are compared against and what they already own visually, because distinctiveness is relative rather than absolute.
Two or three developed directions, each shown in real use — a deck slide, a sign, a screen — rather than as a mark floating on white.
The chosen direction extended into type, colour, spacing and imagery rules, tested on the hardest formats first: small sizes, single colour, dense screens.
Files, templates and a working session with the people who will use the identity every week, because a guide alone never survives contact.
Each phase ends with something you can read and act on. If the evidence says stop, stopping there is a supported outcome rather than an awkward conversation.
Tooling is a decision we make per project, against your constraints and whatever your team already runs. Nothing on this list is a requirement, and we will work inside your existing stack where it holds up.
Often, yes. Where the mark still carries recognition, the fix is usually type, colour roles and layout discipline. That is a shorter engagement and it keeps the equity you have already paid for.
Two or three developed directions, each shown in real applications. A wall of thirty thumbnails makes the decision harder and hides which marks actually work at small sizes.
Yes. Packaging, signage, exhibition graphics and print collateral, supplied press ready with the specifications your printer needs.
Tell us where the work sits today and what is holding it up. We will come back with the shape of a first phase, what it would prove, and what running it takes.
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