Graphic design
The identity around the footage — so the film, the social posts, the signage and the business card all look like one brand.
Case study
2Face
Racing.
A Toowoomba custom fabrication workshop needed a mark with the same attitude as the work — sharp enough to sit on a finished build, simple enough to cut clean on a shirt or a workshop sign, and still readable at thumbnail size in a feed. Three very different problems for one piece of artwork.
We built the mark first, then the wordmark lockup, then a seasonal variant for Christmas. One system, several expressions — which is the point of an identity rather than a one-off logo.
The system
One mark,
four expressions.
What we design
- Logo design
- Brand identity systems
- Colour & type systems
- Social media templates
- Print & signage
- YouTube thumbnails
- Style guides
- Campaign artwork
- Business cards & stationery
Common questions
Design, answered.
It depends on scope. A single logo for a new small business is a different job from a full identity system with colour, type, templates and a style guide. We will quote a fixed price once we know which one you need.
Vector source files plus exports for every use — web, print, social profile sizes, and dark and light versions. Vector matters: it means your logo can go on a business card or the side of a truck without redrawing it.
We present a small number of considered directions rather than a dozen thin ones, then refine the one you pick. Revisions are included within reason, inside the scope agreed up front.
Yes. A lot of the design work we do is extending a brand that already exists — social templates, signage, thumbnails — so everything a business publishes looks like it came from the same place.
Yes, set up to print specification and supplied in the formats your printer or signwriter needs.