The brand is yours
By default I transfer full economic rights to the logo and identity to you. You can modify it, register it with the patent office, or sell it with the company. We sign a contract before work starts.
Identity · for brands and companies
Identity that sets you apart.
Logo, palette, fonts - together they form your brand's face. It is the first thing a client sees and remembers. I build the full set, the kind nobody else gets to share.
Why a logo
A logo anchors your visual identity.
A logo should be the most distinctive and unique trait of your company - recognizable from a distance, flexible enough to fit different situations and carriers. From the website to your own company merchandise.
Visual identity is mostly built for companies, events, organizations, campaigns or product collections. The most important element is the logo - the symbol (a graphic mark) plus the logotype (the name set in a specific font). Together they form a mark people remember.
A well-designed identity includes a brand book with usage rules, a color palette, and a font set. You can add extending elements - brand hero, iconography, patterns. The biggest strength of an original identity is its uniqueness - tailored to your needs, confident that nobody else has the same one.
What's included
What a visual identity includes.
Three pillars plus a brand book. On their own each does little; together they build a brand no one can copy. We size the scope to your brand stage and budget.
- 01
Logo - symbol and logotype
The graphic mark plus the name set in an original font. Together they form the most important identity element - what people recognize you by from across the room.
- 02
Logo variants
Color, monochrome, light background, dark background, horizontal, vertical, square. Every use case has its variant - no improvising later.
- 03
Color palette
From two to six colors - each with print codes (CMYK, Pantone) and screen codes (HEX, RGB). Primary plus accent, the hierarchy is clear.
- 04
Typography
One or two typefaces, with a usage hierarchy - headlines, body, accents. If the fonts are paid, you get info on licensing. Some projects come with a custom font.
- 05
Brand book
A document describing how to use the identity - allowed modifications, forbidden variations, clear space, minimum logo size. Your designer or printer knows what to do.
- 06
Brand hero and additional elements
Optional brand character, patterns, illustrations, iconography. Everything that extends the identity beyond the logo and gives you flexibility in communication.
Studio results
Selected work
For whom
Who needs a visual identity.
Companies - from solo practices to larger businesses: a new company starts with a clean slate, we get it right from day one. An existing company does a rebrand - a fresh start for an old brand, keeping what works.
Events and festivals: each edition with its own identity, consistent with the parent brand. Posters, materials, social media, swag - all from one set, without reinventing the wheel each time.
Organizations, foundations, campaigns: a social campaign, a grant project, a non-profit organization - identity that builds credibility and helps communicate with different audience groups.
Product collections: a limited collection, a product line, a sub-category within a larger brand. Identity that communicates this is something separate - while still fitting the parent brand.
How collaboration works
How a visual identity comes to life, together.
4 steps, clear milestones, no surprises. From the first email to the full file set ready for further work.
- 01
You send an inquiry
Describe the brand - what you do, for whom, the values you want to communicate. Attach materials if you have them - inspirations, previous attempts, a moodboard.
- 02
We agree on details and quote
Scope of identity (logo only or full system), number of variants, schedule. I tailor the quote to what you specifically need at this stage of the brand.
- 03
I present concepts for approval
I show a few graphic directions for logo, palette and typography. Together we pick the one that best captures the brand. We refine details before I move on.
- 04
I finalize the system and deliver files
I assemble the full file set (vectors, rasters, color codes, fonts with licenses) plus the brand book. You get everything needed to work with the brand from here.
Why it works
What your visual identity delivers.
Every file you'll need
You leave with the full set: vectors for scaling, rasters for web and social, color codes in HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone, fonts with licenses, and the brand book in PDF.
Scoped to your stage
Order just a logo or the full system with brand book - I size the scope to what your brand needs right now, and we can plan extensions for later.
Pricing
Custom visual identity quote.
Pricing depends on the identity scope (logo only or the full set with brand book), number of logo variants, deadline, and any additional marketing materials (business cards, letterhead, social media). I tailor it to the stage your brand is at.
You get a quote after the inquiry form. Reply within 48 hours. VAT invoice. Payment plans available for larger scopes (full identity with marketing materials).
Use cases
Where a visual identity works.
- 01
Consistent website
Logo, palette and fonts carried onto your site - it looks the same as your card and social feed. A client knows the brand before reading a word.
- 02
Recognizable social profile
Avatar from the symbol, post templates, colors and fonts straight from the brand book. Your feed looks coherent, not a jumble of random graphics off free templates.
- 03
Product packaging and labels
Brand identity carried onto a physical product - logo, colors and patterns on the box, label and tag. Consistent with the rest of the brand, print-ready in CMYK.
- 04
Trademark registration
You get full economic rights to the logo plus vector files - ready to register the mark at the patent office and protect it from copycats.
- 05
Kids, education, culture brands
Visual identity design with an illustrative character and an optional brand hero - for a kids' brand, publisher, cultural institution or festival. Warm and human, not corporate.
- 06
Solo business, day one
Freelancer, expert, small service business - a recognizable mark from day one. Original logo design that never sits waiting in some template catalog.
Frequently asked
Your visual identity, answered.
The most common questions from clients ordering an identity. Missing something? Write to me.
01 Can I order just a logo, without the palette and fonts? +
Yes - it is a common starting point. But I recommend thinking about the palette and fonts either right away or in the near future. A logo alone, without a consistent palette and typography, does not build full recognition. If budget limits the scope now, we can plan extensions for later.
02 What files do I get for the finished identity? +
The full set: vectors (SVG, AI, PDF) for scaling without quality loss, rasters (PNG, JPG) for social media and web. Color codes in HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone. Fonts with files and commercial-use licenses (if paid, I point you to where to buy). Brand book in PDF.
03 What is a brand book and why do I need it? +
A brand book is the instruction manual for your brand. It describes how to use the logo (clear space, minimum size, allowed backgrounds), which variations are permitted, which forbidden, how to combine colors, how to use fonts. With it, every person working with the brand - designer, printer, social media manager - knows what to do. Without a brand book, a brand goes off the rails faster than you think.
04 How many logo variants do I get in the set? +
A standard set: the main logotype (color, monochrome, light background, dark background), horizontal version, vertical, square, and the symbol alone (for favicons, profile pictures). Usually 8-12 variants total. For larger brands more can be designed - special editions, holiday versions, regional variants.
05 Do you also design marketing materials (business cards, letterhead)? +
Yes, it is a commonly added package - business cards, letterhead, envelopes, templates for social media, presentations, email. Quoted separately, tailored to what you specifically need. We can start with the basics and expand as the brand grows.
06 Who owns the rights to the finished identity? +
By default I transfer full economic rights to the logo and identity elements to you. That means the brand is yours - you can modify it, register it with the patent office, sell it with the company. We sign a contract before work starts, so everyone knows where they stand.
Start a project
Got a project? Let's talk.
I make art that stays - with emotion and attention in every project. Children's book illustration delivered worldwide, wedding and B2B event live painting across Poland - every project starts the same way: an inquiry, a conversation, a decision. Write to me directly. The Bujnowłosa studio is me and a decade-plus of practice.
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