A logo you’re proud to put on the company shirt
I studied graphic design and have made logos, cards, flyers and manuals for farms, factories and everything in between. It starts with a conversation about your business and what you like.
How it goes
From a conversation to a finished logo
- 1
Talk
We talk about your business, who you work for, and logos you like and hate. Bring pictures if you have them.
- 2
Directions
I sketch a few genuinely different directions, not one idea in three colors, and show them the way you’d actually use them.
- 3
Refine
We pick one and tighten it up together until it looks right to you.
- 4
Files
You get the finished logo in every format you’ll ever be asked for, plus a one-page sheet with your colors and fonts.
What you get
Every file you’ll ever be asked for
- Full color, one color, and white for dark backgrounds
- SVG, PDF and PNG, sized for web and print
- Vinyl-ready files for truck lettering and signs
- Website icon and social media profile picture
- Your colors and fonts written down, so the next printer gets them right
Logo & identity$400–800
And everything it goes on
- Business cards
- Flyers and door hangers
- Yard signs and vehicle lettering
- Trade show pieces and sales sheets
- Manuals and product sheets
Questions
Fair questions people ask
Do I own the logo?
Completely. You get the original files and full rights to use them however you like, with me or without me.
Can you clean up the logo I already have?
Yes. If all you have is a blurry picture, I can redraw it as clean artwork that prints sharp at any size, and freshen it up if you want to.
Do you do the printing?
I set the files up exactly the way your printer or sign shop wants them. You can use whoever you already like.
How many changes do I get?
The price includes a couple of rounds of refinement, which is where most logos land. If yours needs more, I’ll tell you what it costs before we go on.
Need a logo, or a better one?
Send me what you have now, even if it’s a blurry photo of a business card. We’ll start there.