Logo and brand identity that matches the business you actually run.
This is the graphic-design work I do: a logo and a small brand kit, built for the business you actually run rather than the one a stock template assumes. You get a logo with the variants you need day to day, a set of colors, and a couple of type choices, packaged so they stay consistent everywhere you use them. It stands on its own, so you do not have to buy a website to get it, and it slots cleanly into a new or redesigned site when you want one. I keep this honest: a clear mark and a usable kit, not a promise that a logo alone wins you customers.
What you get
A logo, with the variants you actually use
The centerpiece is a logo designed around what you do and how people meet you, not a clip-art mark dropped onto your name. You get it in the forms real use demands: a primary version, a simpler mark for small spaces like a profile photo or a favicon, and the light and dark versions a sign, a shirt, or a website each need. The point is a logo that still reads when it is tiny and still holds up when it is large.
A color system, not one color
A brand needs a small, deliberate set of colors that work together, not a single shade you guessed at once and now apply unevenly. I define a primary color, the supporting colors that go with it, and the neutrals that carry text and backgrounds, with the exact values written down. That way the color on your site, your card, and your van is the same color, and anyone you hand the kit to can match it without asking you what the blue was.
Type choices that match the mark
The fonts you set headings and body text in do as much for how a business reads as the logo does. I pick a pairing that fits the mark and the work, one face for headings and one that stays readable at small sizes for everything else, and I stick to web-available choices so the same type works on your site as on a flyer. You end up with a short, settled set of fonts instead of a different one in every document.
Delivered as a reusable kit you own
Everything arrives as a kit you keep: the logo files in the formats print and screen each want, the color values written out, and the type choices named, with a short page on how to use them. You own all of it outright. Whether the next person to touch your brand is me, a printer, or you in a hurry, the kit is there so the result stays consistent instead of drifting every time something new gets made.
Proof, not promises
The proof so far is a real client with a name and a live site you can open right now: MBM Baseball Training, rebuilt around a booking path that works.
Questions
Do I have to get a website to get a logo and brand kit?
No. The logo and brand kit stands on its own and is sold on its own, so you can get just the brand work without buying a site. Plenty of owners want a proper logo and a settled set of colors and fonts for their signage, cards, and social profiles long before they redesign or build a website, and that is a perfectly good place to stop. If you do want a site later, the kit you already own drops straight into it.
What does a logo and brand kit cost?
The logo and brand kit is a fixed $250–600, one time, shown up front on the pricing page like everything else here. Where you land in that range depends on how much you need: a single clean logo with a basic color and type set sits at the lower end, while a fuller kit with more logo variants and a wider system sits higher. There is no retainer attached and no surprise invoice; the brand work is a one-time piece you own when it is done.
Can the brand match a new or redesigned site?
Yes, and that is one of the better reasons to do the brand work. Because I build the kit and the sites, a new build or a redesign can be designed around your logo, colors, and type from the first screen instead of having a brand bolted on afterward. You can buy the kit first and bring it to a build later, or do both together so the site and the brand are designed as one piece. Either way the website pages explain how that fits, and the kit you own is what carries the look across everything else you make.
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