1. Research and preliminary sketches.
2. Design proposal presentation 3 to 5 unique design directions based on the design brief.(design round 1)
3. Reflection, feedback and discussion. The design team proceeds to make revisions and refinements.
4. Design revision presentation (design round 2) of 2 to 3 designs from the first round.
5. Final logo design presentation.
6. Sample mock-up applications to various collateral pieces.
7. Presentation and feedback.
8. Development of collateral designs
9. Presentation of collateral designs
10. Reflection, feedback, and discussion. The design team proceeds to make revisions andrefinements.
11. Final design presentation and corporate identity style guide.
12. Delivery of production (source) files, and image file formats for reusable elements

• Design Brief
• Design round 1 comprehensive proof (a.k.a. comps)
• Design round 2 comprehensive proof
• Final design presentation materials
• Logo graphic files, in the following formats:
  • vector CMYK (Adobe Illustrator PDF),
  • high-resolution JPG (RGB and CMYK),
  • low-resolution JPG (RGB and CMYK)
  • high-resolution PNG with transparency mask (RGB)
  • low-resolution PNG with transparency mask (RGB)
• Supporting graphic elements
• Graphics standards and logo usage guide.

Master brand : US $3,000.00 and up.
Sub-brands based on the established master brand, developed by us: US $ 300.00 to $750.00

Emailed invoice payable online by credit card through Square.com

50% on commencement,
50% on delivery of digital design files (via email and or file transfer service)

Preliminary Internet and directory search to eliminate apparent conflicts and to continue the process without undue loss of time. Not that legal trademark search is not in the scope of this project. Any selected name candidates must be registered separately through the proper legal and governmental processes under the client’s direction.

1. Scope of Work: If the client requests additional revisions, extra services, or expands the project’s scope beyond the initially agreed-upon terms, I may adjust the pricing to reflect the added work.
2. Complexity of the Project: If your project is more complex than normal, such as requiring specialized skills or extensive research, the I may adjust the pricing accordingly.
3. Urgency or Tight Deadlines: Rush projects often require additional resources and effort. In such cases, I may apply a rush fee or adjust the pricing to accommodate the accelerated timeline.
4. Longer deadlines: When a project takes a long time there is more work required to keep the project alive creatively. Longer processes will be charged accordingly. In some cases a client may pause a project to accommodate their situation. I will charge a “project pause and restart fee’ to account for the extra time and effort.
5. Your Budget: Sometimes, I will adjust my pricing to align with your budget, especially if it’s a long-term or repeat client and maintaining a good relationship is important.
6. Value-added Services: If want me to provide additional services or expertise beyond the scope set out above, such as providing consulting on branding or marketing strategies, we will work out a way to charge going forward.
7. Market Conditions: Changes in the market or inflation may cause changes in my pricing.
8. Special Circumstances: Sometimes there may be other special circumstances that are unique to the project or to the client that warrant adjusting the pricing, such as unforeseen challenges or opportunities.