A logo and its variants
Main version, short version, dark-background version, favicon. Delivered as vector files and ready-to-use images, so that the printer and the social network each get what they need.
A logo, a brand guide, and everything needed to apply them without asking every time.
In Vevey the visual competition is real: between the shopfronts on the Grande Place, the terraces along the quays and businesses that change from one season to the next, a lukewarm brand goes unnoticed. The problem is almost never taste — it is consistency. A logo made by one person, a business card by another, a menu redone in Canva on a Sunday evening: after two years nothing matches any more.
We start again from the base: what you actually sell, to whom, and what sets you apart from the neighbour selling almost the same thing. From there come a logo, a palette, a typeface and simple rules — simple enough for you to apply them yourself on a sign, a story or an invoice.
Main version, short version, dark-background version, favicon. Delivered as vector files and ready-to-use images, so that the printer and the social network each get what they need.
Colours, typefaces, spacing, examples of good and bad use. A short document: a forty-page guide nobody reopens is worth nothing.
Business card, sign, menu, label, post template. That is where an identity really exists — not in a presentation.
What is at stake here Standing out in a shopping street where everyone posts the same shop-window photo.
A brand for a shop is decided as much on site as on screen: the light in the window, the real size of the sign, what you see from the pavement opposite. We drop by — it is fifteen minutes away.
Standing out means knowing what from. On the Riviera a good share of shops share the same codes — light wood, sans-serif, beige. We know which to avoid because we see them every day.
From the first conversation to the delivery of the files you talk to the same person — the one drawing. No brief passed to a subcontractor you will never meet.
Quoted after a first conversation: the price depends on how many materials it has to cover, not on the town. A logo alone with its variants is a short project; a full identity with guidelines and materials is another. You get a detailed proposal before we start, and it does not move afterwards.
Yes, always, at no extra cost: vector files, exported versions, the fonts used and the usage rights. They are yours. A studio that keeps the sources holds you hostage, and that is not a healthy working relationship.
Count three to eight weeks depending on scope. The timeline mostly depends on how quickly approvals come from your side: that stage almost always decides, not the drawing.
Not necessarily, and we will say so plainly. A logo that works but is badly applied can be repaired without starting over: we clean up the files, fix the colours and build what is missing around it. Redoing a logo your customers already recognise is sometimes the worst idea in the project.
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