One Logo, One Brand

$1,950

One logo and the whole brand around it, launched: every version you need, a guide that tells everyone which one goes where, your accounts dressed in the new look, and the announcement post ready for you to share

  1. Our logo, signs, Instagram and website look like four different businesses
  2. My logo turns to mush in the Instagram circle
  3. If we change our logo, how does anyone even find out?

One logo, every version.

Not thirty concepts. One mark, refined with you, then built into every version the business will actually need.

QuillmereBAKEHOUSE
Full color The main lockup, for the sign, the site and anything with room
Submark Built to read in the Instagram circle and as a favicon
QuillmereBAKEHOUSE
One color For stamps, embroidery, vinyl and the receipt printer
QuillmereBAKEHOUSE
Reversed For the dark sign, the apron and the delivery van
Flour#F3ECE0Rye#2F241DCrust#B4622CSage#7D8B6A
Palette With the hex codes, so the printer and the website match
Aa GeorgiaHEADLINESAa DM Sans, for everything else
Type pairing Two fonts, and a rule for which goes where
AA Q for the name, one ringBA quill for the tail: hand-madeCOn a grid, so it holds small
One concept, with the reasons Not a pile of options: one direction, and why it works
Which logo goes whereSign, siteProfile, faviconShirts, stampsColors and typeAaAa
The brand guide Which version goes where, so nobody grabs the wrong one

An example brand we made up for this page, not a client.

Where it has to work.

Tested at sign size and at profile-circle size before you see it, so it never turns to mush where it matters.

QuillmereBAKEHOUSE
Shown on a sign
quillmereBakery · Rye Saturdays
Shown as a profile picture
Shown on a shirt
QuillmereBAKEHOUSEOrder by Thursday for Saturday
Shown on a card

You get every file, labeled for where it goes; your sign shop, printer or embroiderer makes the real thing.

A logo isn’t one file. It’s every place your name shows up

The logo on the sign, the Instagram circle, the shirts and the website often look like four different businesses. Usually it’s one file stretched to fit everywhere, turning to mush in the small spots and disappearing on dark backgrounds.

We design one considered concept, refine it with you until it’s yours, and build the whole system around it: every version labeled for where it goes, and a brand guide so anyone on the team uses the right one.

What it fixes

  • My logo turns to mush in the Instagram circle. A submark built to read at tiny sizes.
  • The printer keeps asking for a different file. A labeled folder: full color, one color, reversed.
  • I don’t want 30 options to sort through. One considered concept, with the reasons.
  • It disappears on our dark sign. A reversed version built for dark backgrounds.
  • Everyone grabs whatever logo they find. A brand guide that says which version goes where.

What you get

  • One intake and a one-page brief to approve within 3 business days: the feeling, the references, the must-avoids, every place the logo has to work
  • One considered concept within 10 business days, with the reasons it works, tested at sign size and at profile-circle size
  • Two rounds of refinement, until it's yours
  • The logo in every version, labeled for where it goes: full color, a submark for small spaces, one-color, and reversed for dark backgrounds, in files for print, web and social
  • Your palette with color codes and a type pairing
  • A one-page brand guide: which version goes where, the space around it, and what not to do
  • Profile and cover images sized for up to 4 of your accounts, like your Google profile, Facebook and Instagram
  • 5 ready-to-post launch posts in the new look, each with its caption written
  • The logo announcement post, written in your voice and designed in feed and story sizes, for you to post from your own accounts
Your part
One intake, one kickoff call, your feedback in one message each round, and pressing post
Not in it
A pile of competing concepts; signage, print or website production; a name or tagline; posting for you
How it starts
Pay the first half by link, then a short kickoff call: is the name final, who decides, which accounts get the new look, and any date that matters, like an opening or a sign order
Guarantee
If the first concept misses the brief you approved, we start a new direction at no charge
$1,950
Payment
50% to start, 50% when it's done
Timeline
Brief within 3 business days of your intake, concept within 10, every logo file within 4 weeks, and the whole kit within 5 weeks. Approve within 3 business days and it stays on schedule
Where
Anywhere in the US, done remotely
A photographer bends over a cafe table to shoot a plated bowl, with a coffee cup and laptop beside it, by the window
A shop owner shows a wooden brush to a customer across a worn wooden counter in a refill shop with glass jars
Two people talk over coffee at a window counter, with rain-streaked glass behind them

What happens after you buy.

Have these handy

  • Your business name, final
  • Who decides, and any deadline (an opening, a sign order)
  • A few logos you like, and a few you don’t
  1. Kickoff and intake

    Pay the first half by link, then a short kickoff call: is the name final, who decides, and any date that matters, like an opening or a sign order. Then an intake: your story, who you serve, how it should feel, and every place the logo has to work.

  2. The brief

    One page to approve: the feeling, the references, the things to avoid, and every place the logo has to work.

  3. One concept in 10 business days

    Tested at sign size and profile-circle size, presented with why it works, within 10 business days of your intake. If it misses the brief you approved, we start a new direction at no charge.

  4. Two rounds of refinement

    Your reactions in one message per round, two rounds, until it’s yours.

  5. The system, within 4 weeks

    Full color, submark, one-color, reversed, your palette with color codes, a type pairing, and a brand guide. Every file within 4 weeks, and the second half is due when it's done.

Questions owners ask.

Why only one concept?

Because a pile of options makes the decision harder, not better. We do the thinking up front and bring one direction with the reasons, then refine it with you until it’s right.

What does it cost?

One set price, shown above, paid 50% to start and 50% when it's done. It covers the brief, one concept, two rounds of refinement and every version with the brand guide. Signs, print and website production are separate.

Do you make the signs and shirts?

No. You get every file, labeled for where it goes, ready for your sign shop, printer or embroiderer.

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