A brand that looks like it charges what you charge.
Original identities, drawn by hand and finished properly, with the print and digital pieces to carry them. One designer, start to finish, since 2015.
What a project includes
Logo
Primary mark, secondary mark and a monogram, in every format you will ever be asked for.
Corporate identity
Business cards, letterhead, email signature, invoice and quote. The boring documents are where most brands quietly fall apart.
Brand guide
Colours, type, spacing, rules. So the next person who touches your brand cannot break it.
Print and packaging
Signage, vehicle graphics, packaging, posters, catalogues, event material, prepared for the printer and not just the screen.
Digital templates
Social layouts, web headers and ad frames that match the identity, ready for the marketing side to use.
Website design
The look of your site, designed to the same identity, built by Jacques.
Recent identity work
How it runs
Brief
One conversation about who you sell to, who you are up against and what you never want to look like.
Directions
Two or three genuinely different routes, not one idea in three colours. You pick, we refine.
Build-out
The chosen direction taken through every application, tested in print and on screen.
Hand-over
Organised files, the brand guide, and a walk-through so you can actually use it.
Questions people ask first
What do I get at the end?
Your logo as vector files (SVG, PDF) and PNGs for screen, a short guide with the colours and type, and every piece you ordered, ready for print and for the web.
I already have a logo. Can you work with it?
Yes. Refresh it, redraw it properly, or leave it alone and build the rest of the identity around it.
Do you do the printing?
We design to print specification and hand over print-ready files. We will brief your printer, or recommend one.
How long does it take?
It depends on what is on the list. You get a date on the call and we keep it.
Can Jacques run ads on the new brand?
Yes. A brand that looks right and ads that fill the diary is the point of the two of us.
Let's make the brand match the work.
Bring what you have, even a logo you are embarrassed by. That is usually where the good ones start.
