Graphic designer in South Wales: brand identity and logos
A look for your business that you can use everywhere: on the door, on the menu, on the van and online.
Most small businesses don't need a forty-page brand book. They need a logo that works at the size of a stamp and the size of a building, a couple of typefaces, a few colours, and someone who'll make sure they're used properly.
I've designed for hospitality and leisure for over 17 years, so I design with the real world in mind: dim bars, rainy car parks, vinyl that has to be cut, menus that get handled all night.
Design FAQs
What do I get at the end of a brand identity project?
Your logo in every format you'll need (print, web, signage, social), your colours and typefaces, and simple guidelines showing how to use them.
Can you refresh an existing logo rather than start again?
Yes. Often a tidy-up and consistent use does more than a full rebrand, and it costs less.
How long does a brand identity take?
[Typical timescale, e.g. 3 to 6 weeks depending on scope]
