Logo & wordmark design in Christchurch
Marks and lettering drawn properly, in every file you will ever need. Fixed price, full ownership, no licensing tricks.
A logo has to work at 16 pixels on a browser tab and at two metres on a sign, in one colour on an invoice and embroidered on a shirt. That is the whole brief, and it is why a logo is drawn rather than picked.
What you get is a mark that has been tested at those sizes before it is handed over — not a nice-looking file that falls apart the first time somebody needs it in white on a dark background.
What you get
- The mark
- Drawn as vector, so it never softens at any size.
- Every file
- SVG, PDF, EPS, PNG. Full colour, one colour, and reversed.
- Lettering
- The wordmark set and spaced by hand, not typed and left.
- Clear rules
- Minimum size, clear space and the backgrounds it is allowed on.
- Full ownership
- It is yours outright. No ongoing licence, no per-use fee.
How it runs
- What it has to survive — Where the mark will actually appear.
- A fixed quote — Before drawing starts.
- Drawing — Shown at real sizes, on real backgrounds.
- Handover — Every file, plus the rules.
Logo design I have done
Questions
- How much does a logo cost in New Zealand?
- From $400 here for a mark and wordmark with the full file set, quoted at a fixed price before the work starts.
- Do I own the logo?
- Yes, outright, with the working files. There is no ongoing licence and no fee for using it on something new.
- How many concepts do I get?
- Enough to make a decision, and each one is a real proposal rather than filler. The point is one mark that is right, not four that are nearly right.
- Can you redraw my existing logo?
- Yes — cleaning up or rebuilding an existing mark as proper vector artwork is common, and cheaper than starting over.
Ask for a quoteFixed price, in writing, before anything starts.