Comprehensive Logo Management & Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m streamlining the way my brands present themselves, and that starts with treating each logo as a living, organized asset rather than a single static file. Some identities in my portfolio already have artwork that only needs refinement, while others still require a fresh concept from scratch. Either way, the end goal is the same: every logo ends up modern, consistent, and easy to locate in a clearly labeled archive.
Here’s what the engagement covers. You might design a new mark, refresh an existing one, or simply bring order to scattered source files—vector, raster, colour-way variants, monochrome versions, the works. I work primarily with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, so you’ll need to be fluent in those (or equivalent vector tools) to supply fully editable originals alongside web-ready exports.
Deliverables that mark this job complete:
• Final logos in AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, PNG, and JPG formats
• A tidy folder structure with naming conventions we agree on (by brand, usage, and colour)
• A short style sheet noting colour values, clear-space rules, and preferred typefaces
If you’ve handled corporate, product, or event identities before and can keep meticulous file hygiene, we’ll be on the same page. Let me know how you normally approach version control and iteration, and share one or two samples that illustrate both creativity and organization.
Here’s what the engagement covers. You might design a new mark, refresh an existing one, or simply bring order to scattered source files—vector, raster, colour-way variants, monochrome versions, the works. I work primarily with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, so you’ll need to be fluent in those (or equivalent vector tools) to supply fully editable originals alongside web-ready exports.
Deliverables that mark this job complete:
• Final logos in AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, PNG, and JPG formats
• A tidy folder structure with naming conventions we agree on (by brand, usage, and colour)
• A short style sheet noting colour values, clear-space rules, and preferred typefaces
If you’ve handled corporate, product, or event identities before and can keep meticulous file hygiene, we’ll be on the same page. Let me know how you normally approach version control and iteration, and share one or two samples that illustrate both creativity and organization.