Visual foundation
Visual identity
I define what makes your brand recognisable in any medium.
- Logo and graphic system
- Colour palette, typography and assets
- Applications and usage guidelines
STRATEGY · DESIGN · DEVELOPMENT
Branding, visual identity and web design.
I design brands and websites for businesses that need to look professional, stand out and sell more effectively.
The studio
A brand shouldn't need permission to look professional.
I design your identity, website and brand applications to make your business clear and recognisable.
From strategy to the finished work. See this in the Vic Bang Graphic identity.
Projects
I don't just make a logo and disappear. I shape how a brand presents itself, gets recognised and builds value.
Projects
Identity, websites and real-world applications.
Onew
View project- The challenge
- Creating a name and identity for a bespoke home builder, with each client as the starting point.
- The idea
- Combining a house and a blank canvas in a symbol that captures the journey from imagining a home to building it.
Applications
- Site signage
- Uniforms
- Vehicles
- Stationery
Bocatea
View project- The challenge
- Building a warm, expressive food brand that's just as recognisable in the restaurant as it is on a takeaway order.
- The idea
- Playing on the Spanish word for both a sandwich and a comic speech bubble: curved lettering, flowing shapes and a visual language with its own voice.
Applications
- Shopfront
- Packaging
- Web
- Social media
Acompàs
View project- The challenge
- Expressing the care and reassurance of an orthopaedic business that approaches movement through each person's needs.
- The idea
- A language of movement-inspired shapes in blue and green, conveying support, wellbeing and respect for each person's pace.
Applications
- Shopfront
- Bags
- Uniforms
- Stationery
Amunt
View project- The challenge
- Giving a rope-access company a distinctive identity that communicates precision and safety from the first impression.
- The idea
- A name drawn from the founder's roots in Catalan human towers, paired with an upward-reaching symbol and orange against graphite.
Applications
- Vehicles
- Uniforms
- Banners
- Stationery
Sakura
View project- The challenge
- Bringing sushi and drinks together under one brand, with an understated presence that works at the table and after dark.
- The idea
- A red flower as a signature, spaced lettering and contrast against black create a calm, recognisable identity.
Applications
- Shopfront
- Menu
- Packaging
- Social media
Lión Emax
View project- The challenge
- Bringing clarity to an energy company's presence with an identity that communicates technical precision and stays recognisable across every touchpoint.
- The idea
- A radial symbol, technical typography and acid green on dark backgrounds form the basis of a high-contrast visual system.
Applications
- Web
- Shopfront
- Vehicles
- Workwear
Services
Brand, website and content working as one system.
I build a clear visual foundation and apply it consistently across every medium.
Digital presence
Web design
I turn your identity into a clear experience designed to convert.
- Page structure and hierarchy
- Responsive design and visual direction
- Content that presents your business clearly
Continuity
Visual content
I create materials that keep your visual system active and recognisable.
- Campaigns and digital assets
- Social media and ad templates
- Sales and editorial materials
The result A brand, website and materials that speak the same language.
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A proposal built around your project.
Every brand needs a different scope. Explore the options and request a proposal tailored to your goals.
Brand and visual system
Brand identity
To create, refresh or strengthen your business identity.
A tailored proposal based on scope
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Web design and development
To turn your brand into a clear, consistent and effective digital experience.
A tailored proposal based on scope
Download rates (PDF)Creative support
Ongoing design
For businesses that need regular creative support and fresh design materials.
A tailored proposal based on scope
Download rates (PDF)Questions and answers
What to make clear before we begin.
Scope, materials, timelines, revisions and payments are agreed before we begin.
01 How do I know which service is right for my project?
Before preparing a quote, we work out whether you need an identity, a website, content or a combination of services. I then put together a proposal with a clear scope, stages and deliverables.
02 Can we build the brand in stages?
Yes. We can start with the visual identity, then move on to the website, content or new applications. Each stage is designed so the next can build on the system without redoing what already works.
03 What will I receive at the end?
The proposal sets out the files, applications and documents included in each stage. At the end of the project, you'll receive the final materials ready for their agreed uses, organised so they're easy to find and use.
04 How is the process organised?
First I define the goals and scope with you. Then I develop the visual direction, applications and final refinements. We review each delivery together before moving to the next stage.
05 What should I prepare before we start?
Ideally, bring references, goals, audience information, brand tone, copy, images, previous logos or anything else that could help. If you're unsure, we'll bring it all into focus in the first stage to set a clear direction for the project.
06 How long does a project take?
It depends on the scope. A simple identity can move faster; a project involving branding, a website, content or several applications needs more stages. Timelines are agreed before we start and also depend on receiving the necessary materials on time.
07 Is support available after delivery?
Yes. We can answer questions about applying the identity, create new materials or develop the system further with one-off or monthly support. This is tailored to what your brand needs after launch.
08 How are revisions handled?
I work in stages to avoid endless rounds: concept, development and final refinements. At each stage, we review the work against clear goals with specific feedback. Every change should make the proposal better.
09 What about files and usage rights?
The proposal defines which final files you'll receive and their intended uses. Any required licences for fonts, photographs or other external assets are listed separately, so your brand has everything it needs to use them properly.
10 How are payments arranged?
Projects are usually booked with an initial payment, with the remainder split across the agreed stages. For smaller or urgent projects, the payment arrangement can be adapted, but it's always defined before we begin.
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