Brand visuals
Develop a visual direction with considered typography, colour and supporting graphics. We can work from your existing identity or agree a new design scope.
From a first visual identity to the materials you need every week, we help your business look consistent. Each piece is designed for where it will be seen and what it needs to say.
Discuss your design briefSee what’s included
A poster needs to be understood at a glance. A social post needs to be readable on a phone. A brochure has room to explain more. We consider those differences, then build a visual direction that carries your business across the places people encounter it.
You can bring existing branding or ask us to develop a direction from the beginning. We discuss the audience, the materials you need and how they will be used. The work is prepared in the right sizes and file formats, with editable files included where agreed.
Develop a visual direction with considered typography, colour and supporting graphics. We can work from your existing identity or agree a new design scope.
Create posts, banners and campaign assets that communicate clearly at their intended size. A consistent layout helps repeated content feel connected.
Design brochures, presentations, posters and other material around the information your audience needs. Print specifications are checked before final file preparation.
Give your team a practical starting point for routine content. We agree what needs to be editable and which formats suit your publishing workflow.
Your agreed scope sets the exact deliverables. Here’s what we discuss when we plan the work.
THE WORK, TAKING SHAPE
From the first conversation to the final handover. Here’s how we approach your graphic design project.
We discuss your message, audience and where the design will appear. You share the content, existing brand assets and any production requirements.
We work through a visual approach suited to the brief. The agreed direction guides typography, layout and the way supporting graphics are used.
We create the agreed pieces and share them for review. Feedback is gathered against the brief so revisions have a clear purpose.
We check sizes, export formats and the agreed production specifications. The handover includes the files your team or printer needs to use the work.

A few things worth knowing before you decide. If your situation is different, ask us.
Ask about your projectYes. Share your logo, brand guidelines and any previous materials. We can follow the existing direction and identify where extra layouts or supporting assets are needed.
Yes. Tell us where the material will be used. For print work, we need the printer’s size, bleed and file requirements so the final artwork is prepared for that job.
Editable files can be included in the agreed scope. We discuss which software or templates your team uses and explain any font, stock-image or other third-party licence requirements.
We state the review stages and included revision rounds in the proposal. Feedback works best when it is collected into one clear response. Additional formats or a changed brief can be quoted separately.
Tell us what you’re building, who it’s for and what needs to happen first. We’ll talk through the scope with you.
Discuss your design brief