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Branding Package ● £500
Ready to make a lasting impression? Our Custom Branding Package is designed for small businesses who want to show up with confidence, clarity, and a whole lot of personality.
We’ll work closely with you to craft a visual identity that’s as eye-catching as it is authentic — from logos and colour palettes to typography and brand assets. Whether you’re starting fresh or rebranding, we’ll help you create a cohesive, standout presence across every touchpoint.
Let’s build a brand that feels like you — and sticks in people’s minds.
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Three logo variations (Primary, Secondary and Logo Mark).
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Four Custom-designed elements (Icons, Graphics or Stickers).
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A curated set of colours to enhance your brand.
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A selection of fonts that reflect your brand’s personality.
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Social media profile and banner graphics, to ensure brand consistency.
Past Branding Packages
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Bothy Ink & Print is a Branding Concept for a Micro Publishing Hus.
Designed with elegant flourishes and a refined colour palette, the brand blends traditional craftsmanship with a modern aesthetic. Soft greens and rich purples evoke a sense of heritage and artistry, ensuring it stands out in the crowded print world.
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ffoaf is a branding concept for a Lively & Expressive Podcast.
Designed with playful speech bubble elements and a lively colour palette, the brand embraces spontaneity and humour. The mix of warm pastels and vibrant pops of colour creates a fun, energetic aesthetic, capturing the essence of lighthearted storytelling.
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Eat Yer Greens is a Striking Branding for an Online Nutritionist.
Designed with hand-drawn vegetable illustrations and a high-contrast colour palette inspired by fresh produce, the brand balances organic lines with vibrant energy. This ensures the business stands out in a crowded and often dull digital landscape.
