A logo that holds up at any size.
Your logo ends up on a shop sign several metres wide and on a profile picture the size of a fingernail. We draw it to be recognised in both places, as a vector, with the versions you need from day one.
What you get
The deliverables, in short. What exactly is included goes in the quote.
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The logo as a vector
Drawn cleanly, so it can be scaled up for a sign or down for a pen without falling apart.
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Every layout
The horizontal version, the stacked one and the mark on its own, for places where the name doesn’t fit.
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On any background
Colour, white on dark, black on light and a single-colour version for engraving, stamps or embroidery.
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The colour codes
Each colour in HEX and RGB for screens, CMYK for print and, where needed, the matching Pantone.
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Tested at small sizes
We try it as a favicon and as a profile picture, so it stays legible there too, not only on a big screen.
- SVG
- Vector PDF
- EPS for print shops
- Transparent PNG
- JPG
- Favicon and profile picture
How we work
Four steps, from the first message to the final files.
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The talk
You tell us what you do, who you sell to and what you don’t want to look like. We also look at competitors.
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The directions
We show you the logo directions on real applications: storefront, business card, profile.
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Refinement
You pick a direction, we take it all the way. Rounds of changes are written in the quote.
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The final pack
Vector logo in every version, colours, fonts and usage rules.
Questions
What clients ask us.
Why do I need a vector logo?
Because a logo saved as a picture (JPG, PNG) breaks when enlarged: jagged edges, colours that drift. Print shops, wrap and embroidery workshops ask for SVG or PDF. We explain it in detail on our blog.
What should I tell you at the start?
What you do, who you sell to and where the logo will appear most: on a sign, on vans, on social media or on packaging. A few logos you like or dislike help too, plus your competitors’ names, so you don’t end up looking like them.
How do I choose between directions?
Don’t judge them on a blank page. We show them on a storefront, a business card and a profile picture, and you choose by how they look where your clients will actually see them.
Who owns the logo in the end?
You do. After full payment, the economic rights to the final deliverables pass to you through a written assignment, as set out in our Terms.
I already have a logo. Can you reuse it?
Yes. Often you don’t need a new one: we redraw it cleanly as a vector and build the rest of the identity around it, as we did for Oaia Neagră and Major Music.
How much does it cost?
It depends on what it covers: how many pieces, how many versions, whether printing or production is included. Tell us what you need and we come back with a clear quote, after a short talk.
From the blog
Short guides on the topic, written in the studio.
Brand identities
Let’s start.
Tell us in two lines what you need. We come back with a plan and a clear quote.