Brand graphics that look like they belong together.

Graphic design for small businesses that have outgrown home-made graphics. I build out your brand, so your posts, packaging and campaigns all look like the same business.

Get a quote What you get

Quoted per project, with a fixed quote and timescale before anything starts. I reply within 24 hours.

A flat lay of kraft paper bags, a coral box with a lilac half circle, an aubergine coffee cup, a sourdough loaf, a croissant and round stickers with arch shapes. — Studio concept

What you get

Pick the pieces you need. Each one is made to your brief and delivered as finished files, ready to use.

A brand graphics kit
Shapes, patterns and graphic elements drawn from your logo and colours, so everything you make looks related.
Social media templates
Post, story and carousel layouts set up in your brand, so each new post starts from a finished design.
Packaging ideas
Concepts for boxes, bags, labels and stickers, shown as realistic mock-ups so you can judge them before anything is printed.
Campaign visuals
A set of graphics for a launch, a sale or a season, sized for social posts, email, web banners and print.
Print pieces
Flyers, posters, menus and business cards that match the rest of your brand, with artwork set up for your printer.
A brand refresh
New directions for an existing brand that keep what your customers already recognise and tidy up the rest.

Typical uses

Common situations for businesses a few years in. If yours isn’t listed, ask anyway.

Your feed looks like five different businesses
Years of one-off posts made by different people, in different styles. A kit and a set of templates pull it back into one look.
Your logo is good, but nothing else matches it
The brand stops at the logo. I design the shapes, colours and layouts that make everything around it feel part of the same thing.
You’re adding a new product line
It needs packaging ideas and launch graphics that sit happily next to your existing range.
A seasonal campaign or a sale is coming up
Christmas, summer or an anniversary: one set of visuals for every place the campaign appears.
You’ve got an event or a trade show
Banners, flyers and social posts that look right together when people see them side by side.

How a project runs

How it works, step by step

QuoteTell me what you need. I reply within 24 hours with a fixed quote and a timescale.
AgreeYou check the quote and the terms. Nothing starts until you say yes.
BriefYou send the details: your brand files, the look you want and where the work will be used.
DepositA 50% deposit books your project in and work begins.
Work-throughI share drafts and you give feedback. Two rounds of changes are included.
Final creationI finish the work to the agreed brief and show you the final versions.
Final paymentYou pay the balance and receive the full-resolution files, ready to use.

Questions about design

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How much does a project cost?

Every project is quoted on its own, so there’s no price list. Tell me what you need through the quote form and I’ll send back a fixed quote with a timescale. Quotes are valid for 30 days.

My rates sit a little under the market rate for studio-quality work. If you later want something the quote doesn’t cover, I’ll quote for it separately before doing it.

How many rounds of changes are included?

Two rounds of changes are included in every quote. I share drafts, you send your feedback and I make the changes.

If you want more after that, I’ll quote for the extra rounds before doing them. One list of feedback per round works best, so nothing gets missed.

What files will I receive?

It depends on the service:

Design: a print-ready PDF for anything printed, plus PNG and SVG files for screens and the web
Motion: MP4 video in the sizes you need, for example vertical for stories and widescreen for your website
Imagery: high-resolution JPEG or PNG files

If your printer, platform or web developer needs another format, say so in the brief and I’ll tell you whether I can supply it.

Who owns the finished work?

When you’ve paid in full, the licence to use the final work passes to you.

The terms of business set out exactly what that covers, and you can read them before you agree the quote.