[FAQ]
Clear answers.
Then we start.
Packages, timelines, ownership, and how a project starts — so you can choose a direction with a clear brief.
What is the difference between Logo, Brand, and Digital?
Logo is the mark system: primary, reverse, and the versions the organization will actually run. Brand expands that into type, color, guidelines, and everyday applications. Digital carries the identity onto web and motion so launch stays on-model. You can start with Logo and expand later.
How long does a typical project take?
Logo usually runs 1–2 weeks. Brand runs 1–3 weeks. Digital starts around one week, depending on scope. Sports kits, multi-brand systems, and rush timelines are quoted separately.
Who owns the finished identity?
You do. Approved artwork transfers with the engagement. The contract lists deliverables, usage rights, and revision rounds so both sides know what is included.
How many revisions are included?
Logo includes two revision rounds. Brand includes three. Extra rounds or a major change of direction after approval are scoped as additional work.
Do you work with sports teams and startups?
Yes — sports logos, club rebrands, athlete and facility brands, plus startup and lifestyle identities. The process stays the same: a clear brief, a decisive mark, and an identity that holds under real use.
What do I need to start?
A short brief is enough: who it is for, where the mark will live, any must-haves or constraints, and your timeline. Choose a package or write with what the work needs to do.
Are the listed prices fixed?
Listed prices are starting points for typical scopes. Custom systems, multi-entity work, and rush delivery are quoted after the brief. You will see the scope before work begins.
How do payments work?
Projects usually start with a deposit, with the balance due on delivery. If we work through Upwork or Contra, billing follows that platform.