Graphic Design & Brand Identity Design That Does a Job, Not Just Looks Good

It depends entirely on scope, so we quote each project after a quick conversation instead of pretending there's a flat price. A single logo is a different job from a full brand identity with guidelines, packaging, and a stack of collateral. Tell us what you need and we'll give you a real number. If budget's tight, say so early and we'll tell you honestly what's possible at that level.

A logo is one piece. A brand identity is the whole system: the logo plus the colors, typography, layouts, and rules that keep everything looking consistent everywhere it appears. A logo alone tells people your name. An identity makes you recognizable across your website, your packaging, your signage, and everything else, which is what actually builds recognition over time.

Yes, all of them. Once a project's paid for, you get the final files, the source files, and any brand guidelines we've built, and they're yours to use and keep. We back them up on our end in case you ever lose them, but you're never locked out of your own brand or stuck coming back to us just to get a usable file.

Enough to get it right. Revision rounds are built into every project, because the first version is a starting point, not a final answer, and honest notes are how we close the gap. We'll tell you upfront how the rounds work for your specific project, and the whole process is designed to land on something you're genuinely proud to put your name on.

Either way, whatever fits. Plenty of projects are about extending a brand you already have, matching an established look across new pieces so everything stays consistent. Others are a fresh start or a full refresh. On the first call we'll figure out which one you actually need, and sometimes the honest answer is that you need less than you think.

Most run one to three weeks depending on scope and how many revision rounds it takes. A single logo moves faster than a full identity system with collateral. If you're working toward a launch or a deadline, tell us upfront and we'll build the timeline around it rather than making you hope it lands in time.

The same people you meet on the first call. We're small enough that there's no pitch team and no handoff to someone you've never spoken to. That's a genuine constraint on how many of these we take at once, which is why we're picky about scope.

Yes. We're based in Edmond and a lot of our clients are in the Oklahoma City metro, but we've worked with national organizations too, including Feed the Children and Folds of Honor.

Strategy work travels well. Discovery and the positioning session happen over video just as effectively as in a conference room, and the deliverables are the same either way.

The one thing that doesn't travel is local market knowledge. If you're competing in a city we don't know, we'll do the homework, and we'll be upfront about the fact that it's homework.