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Logo and brand identity design

Vorenda designs logos and brand identities: the mark, the colors, the type and the rules that keep them consistent. You see the thinking behind each choice. You receive vector files, a short brand guide and templates that your printer, your website and your team can all use.

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Who this is for

  • New businesses

    You are starting out and need to look like a company from the first day.

  • Companies that look different everywhere

    Your logo, invoices, website and trucks all disagree. We bring them into one system.

  • Businesses renaming or repositioning

    You have outgrown your first logo or changed what you do. We refresh it without losing recognition.

What it covers

  • The logo in every format

    Vector, print and screen versions, in color, black and white, on light and dark grounds.

  • Color and type rules

    Exact color values for print and screen, and fonts your team can actually use.

  • A short brand guide

    How to use the mark, what not to do and where each version belongs.

  • Templates

    Letterhead, business cards, presentations and social graphics your team fills in without a designer.

How we work on it

We start by learning who buys from you and what you want them to feel. You choose a direction from clear routes, then we develop it into the full system and test it on real documents.

This is part of Brand identity, logo and graphic design. Every project is priced on its own, after a written scope.

Questions

Can you work with our existing logo?

Yes. We can refresh it, extend it into a full system, or leave it alone and build the system around it. We tell you which we recommend.

Do you handle the printing?

We prepare print-ready files and work with your printer. We do not run the press.

Do we own the logo?

Yes. The final files and the rights to use them are yours once every invoice is paid.

What do you need from us to start?

Your current logo and materials if you have them, examples you like and dislike, and a clear idea of who you want to reach. We list any gaps in the first week.

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Brand identity, logo and graphic design