Brand Identity

A logo is the very first impression people get of your company
Before a potential client even walks through your door, your logo is a representation of your company.

A logo needs longevity
Once a logo is designed it will represent your company for many years.

A logo needs to be original
A logo should be designed specifically for your company. A cheap 'generic logo' may not reflect your company’s values. A budget logo may also use clip art which could end up being used by another company.

A logo should reflect the time and thought put into designing it
Research - who are the company’s main competitors and how do they represent themselves?
Brainstorming of ideas
Rough concepts
Several logo options worked up digitally
Amendments - tweaking and fine tuning to completion

The colours, typography and style of a logo will often dictate the corporate look and feel of the rest of a company’s literature.

A small selection of designs.
NetGrowth.jpg
Pacific copy.jpg
1stCall copy.jpg
Bankhall copy.jpg
Beautyworks Logo copy.jpg
C&Fly1 copy.jpg
CafeDeluxe copy.jpg
OptiVision.jpg
UnityLOGO copy.jpg
CafeDeluxe2 copy.jpg
CreditConsultancy copy.jpg
E-onGas copy.jpg
HiredHelp copy.jpg
Jets copy.jpg
LStudiosLOGO copy.jpg
MKC2 copy.jpg
Pacinos copy.jpg
PPI copy.jpg
Pulse copy.jpg
Qbis copy.jpg
Spark copy.jpg
TotalWaterServ copy.jpg
Room Service Logo copy.jpg