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What we do Graphic design

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Graphic design

Graphic design for South African businesses: logos and brand identity, marketing collateral, social and ad creative, and the visual system that keeps it all consistent. Design that holds up in print and on a phone.

Logo and identityfrom R 6 000 Brand system and guidelinesfrom R 15 000 Collateral, per piecefrom R 2 500
Tools
Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud
Deliverables
Logo, identity, collateral
Formats
Print-ready and web-ready
Timeline
1 to 4 weeks

Good design isn’t decoration, it’s how a business looks credible before it has said a word. We handle the visual side: a logo and identity that hold up at any size, the guidelines that keep your brand consistent, and the day-to-day collateral that keeps it in front of people.

What we design

Logos and full brand identities, brand guidelines, social and advertising creative, and marketing collateral like decks, brochures and one-pagers. Everything is built to work in print and on a screen, and handed over in the formats your team and your printer actually need.

Designed to be used

We design systems, not one-off images, so your brand stays consistent whether it’s a website, an invoice or a social post. If you also need the website or store built, our web design and UI/UX work picks up where the brand leaves off.

Graphic design is quoted per project once we understand the scope. Start a project.

The work

What you get

  • Logo design and full brand identity
  • Brand guidelines and reusable visual systems
  • Social media and advertising creative
  • Marketing collateral: decks, brochures, one-pagers
  • Print-ready and web-ready exports in the formats you need

Starting from

What it costs

Real jobs start here. What moves the number is what the thing has to do, and we tell you on the first call if your budget and the job don’t match.

Logo and identity R 6 000 from
Brand system and guidelines R 15 000 from
Collateral, per piece R 2 500 from

Every job is quoted in writing before anyone starts, and that number doesn’t move afterwards.

How it comes together

A logo is the smallest part of it.

What you actually need is a system: a mark that works at every size, a palette that passes contrast, a type scale, and the rules that keep all of it consistent once other people start using it.

  • 01The markShapes that survive being shrunk to a favicon and blown up on a bakkie.
  • 02The paletteFive colours with the contrast checked, so nothing has to be fixed later.
  • 03The typeA scale, not a font choice. Headings, body and the small print all set.
  • 04AppliedCard, signage, invoice, social. The system is the deliverable, not the logo.
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Next step

Start with a call, not a brief.

Twenty minutes on what’s actually breaking. If we’re the wrong fit, we’ll say so and point you at who isn’t.

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