1. Initial consultation so I can get to know more about your business
2. Research into competitors, styles and inspiration
3. Discuss style directions
4. Sketch ideas on paper
5. Take the best ideas and work these up into vector artwork
6. Present ideas and discuss
7. Development of chosen route
8. Add colour and discuss
9. Final artwork and supply files

In my experience providing more than three ideas will be too overwhelming for most clients. For example, if you had 5-10 ideas then the quality of those logo concepts might not be that great. It’s better to have fewer ideas but focus on just the very best solutions. However, I can add in another idea or two for an additional charge.

Don’t worry, the process can be straightforward. Once I have all the information I need and you have paid the initial deposit – we can start. You will have to provide information about your business, any competitors we need to know about and some idea on the creative direction we should take. The hardest part is finding a designer to work with, and hopefully, you have done that!

This can sometimes happen if you have more than one person to consult within your business. People have different ideas and visions. I’d always suggest involving no more than two people in the decision-making process, otherwise designing by committee can be a disaster. If you do require more revisions then this will be charged at my standard hourly rate.

To craft, a good logo design will take in the region of 2-3 weeks. Sometimes it can take less or more time depending on the revisions and decision-making process. It’s important to take time when creating a logo as rushed projects never end with a good result. If you do need a design quickly the cost will increase due to added short time frame.

Yes. Once I receive the final payment, I will send over the logo artwork files which include logos for print, digital and general usage.