Graphic design
Make your brand clear and consistent wherever people see it.
When it fits
Brand visuals, campaign creative and digital or print collateral shaped around your message and audience.
Your business needs a visual identity, a campaign asset set or a more consistent presentation across marketing materials.
What we can do for you.
Choose the capabilities your project needs, with deliverables agreed around your requirements.
Brand identity & visual direction
Logo and visual identity work, colour and typography choices, or an extension of the brand system you already have.
Campaign & social creative
Advertising visuals, social assets and campaign variations prepared for the channels in your brief.
Business & print collateral
Presentations, brochures and other agreed materials, with the required layouts and production specifications.
Templates & asset handover
Reusable templates and agreed file formats, with asset organisation and usage guidance for your team.
A plan that fits your business.
Your goals, existing assets and the people involved shape the work. Agree these details before the engagement begins.
How we work- Confirm the audience, message, brand guidelines and where the designs will be used.
- Agree deliverable formats, dimensions, review rounds and the person approving the work.
- Check rights to supplied photography, fonts and other assets; printing and third-party licences should be scoped separately.
Questions before we start.
Use our existing brand?
Yes. Share the current guidelines, source files and examples of existing material. The brief can focus on applying that system consistently or identifying specific changes.
Are editable files included?
Agree the source files, export formats and template requirements before work begins. Third-party fonts, photography and other licensed assets may have separate usage terms.
How do revisions work?
The proposal should define review rounds, decision owners and the deliverables covered. Changes to the agreed direction or scope can then be assessed before additional work proceeds.
Let’s discuss your project.
Share what you want to achieve, what is already in place and the support you need. Scope, responsibilities and costs can then be defined in a proposal.