Logo and Business Card Design
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I’m refreshing our brand identity and need a designer who can translate our story into a memorable logo and a polished business-card layout. The colour palette is already defined, so every concept must respect those hues while still pushing the look forward and building user trust.
Scope
Your focus is the core brand mark and the accompanying card design. I’m open to creative exploration—monograms, wordmarks, or an emblem—as long as the result is versatile enough for print, web, and social media. The business card should feel like a natural extension of the logo, delivering a cohesive first impression at conferences and client meetings.
Deliverables
• Final logo in AI, EPS, SVG, and transparent PNG
• Horizontal, vertical, and single-colour variations
• Print-ready, double-sided business card (CMYK PDF + source file)
• Quick reference sheet listing the exact colour codes used
Acceptance criteria
The work must sit comfortably within our existing palette, remain legible at small sizes, and reproduce cleanly on both coated and uncoated stock. On approval, I’ll supply the colour values; you provide two or three distinct logo concepts, we refine, and then move straight into the card.
If this goes smoothly I’ll likely extend the engagement to a full style guide and other collateral, but for now let’s nail the logo and cards.
Scope
Your focus is the core brand mark and the accompanying card design. I’m open to creative exploration—monograms, wordmarks, or an emblem—as long as the result is versatile enough for print, web, and social media. The business card should feel like a natural extension of the logo, delivering a cohesive first impression at conferences and client meetings.
Deliverables
• Final logo in AI, EPS, SVG, and transparent PNG
• Horizontal, vertical, and single-colour variations
• Print-ready, double-sided business card (CMYK PDF + source file)
• Quick reference sheet listing the exact colour codes used
Acceptance criteria
The work must sit comfortably within our existing palette, remain legible at small sizes, and reproduce cleanly on both coated and uncoated stock. On approval, I’ll supply the colour values; you provide two or three distinct logo concepts, we refine, and then move straight into the card.
If this goes smoothly I’ll likely extend the engagement to a full style guide and other collateral, but for now let’s nail the logo and cards.