Four disciplines
Most projects combine two of these. All of them start with a written brief you sign, and end with files you own outright.
Naming, marks, type, colour and a guideline document your team can follow without me in the room.
Design and build — marketing sites, portfolios and storefronts, measured after launch.
A mark and every arrangement of it, delivered as files that stay sharp at any size.
Campaign direction, photography briefs and social systems that stay consistent at volume.
A call and a look at what you already have. We end with a written brief you sign off on — scope fixed, so the invoice holds no surprises.
Two routes, not ten. Each one argued and shown in context before anything is refined.
Design and development in weekly loops, so you see progress rather than waiting for a reveal.
Files, guidelines and a walkthrough. Everything is yours outright.
Quoted per project after a short call, with fixed scope written into the brief. Tell me your budget and I will tell you straight away whether it is realistic.
Two rounds per stage, written into the brief. Beyond that I quote the extra work rather than quietly absorbing it.
You do, on final payment. Source files included, not just exports.
Yes. I hand over design files and specs, and stay available while they build.
Yes — most of it. Manila for meetings when it helps.
A logo runs about four to six weeks, a full identity longer, a website depends on how many pages. You get a date in the proposal, not a guess.
Open for work