Your logo is not your brand. Branding is a collective term used to describe a businesses corporate image. This includes more than just your logo, but your paperwork designs, your vehicle branding, brochures, flyers, posters, calendars, promotional material and it can also include the standardization of specific fonts on some documents, font sizes and your interior paint colour scheme.

It is truly shocking to see how many businesses has never considered to invest in their business image, or have had a logo designed by a “friend of a friend” or someone who may have had no previous brand experience.

The importance of a brand may end up being the decision maker if your business will succeed or not. No matter what industry you operate in, the business with the professional look gets the contract. People are so tuned into image and business image that they would to an extend not even consider doing business with a company who initially comes off “cheap”, no matter how good your products or services may be. 

• We keep it simple: One of the biggest mistakes companies make today is to think that the more effects, color and decorations you have on your logo, the better. This is probably the biggest turning point which divides good designers from bad designers. In principle, your corporate image must never have more than 4 basic colours, should be simplified and should contain as little as possible effects.
• We think of the usage:We understand that our clients may want to use their logo or brand on any form of printing material, and that is why we develop all of our logos as vector files so that it gives our clients the ability to use it on any paper or size, without ever loosing a pixel of quality.
• Your business must reflect your brand: We use your existing colour scheme to develop your brand, so that it can blend in with your business and through that develop you brand.
• We consult and educate: We offer free advise on the usage of colour, fonts, brand methods and how to improve your business image and use your brand correctly

• Logo design
• Corporate paperwork (letterhead, fax sheet, invoice sheet, quotation sheet, complimentary slip)
• Business card design
• Flyers, posters and banners
• Brochures, catalogues and profiles
• Product labels
• Multimedia DVD’s, designs and Cover designs
• Desktop backgrounds
• Newsletter designs
• E-letter designs
• Email signatures
• Web site advertisements using standard images or flash

• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Illustrator
• Corel Draw