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Custom Design Process

    • Nail Down the Details: We’ll establish exactly what you need—whether it's a logo, artwork, or something else. We'll also figure out sizes, formats, and all that jazz.
    • Set the Scope: We’ll outline the project’s goals, timeline, and deliverables, so we’re all on the same page.
    • Talk is Money: Got ideas? Great. We’ll gladly dive into your vision and find a solution to your problem. But keep in mind, time is our most valuable resource. Have your idea's and intentions set. I charge for lengthy discussions upfront—no free brain-picking sessions here. Let's respect each other's time.

 

Approval and Payment

    • Pay to Play: 50% down payment required (or established rate) before we "get creative". This deposit is non-refundable—no take-backs!
    • Concept Approval:  Concept discussion and conversation. Establish a plan, chart a path, go over and the logistics of execution.

 

Design Development

    • First Drafts: We’ll whip up some initial concepts for you to review.
    • 3 Rounds of Edits: You get 3 revisions included—use them wisely. After that, we start charging extra.
    • Final Approval: Sign off on the final design, and we’ll get it ready for delivery or production.

 

Delivery and Final Payment

    • Here’s the Goods: Once approved, we’ll deliver the final files in your preferred formats or installations.
    • Pay the Rest: The remaining balance is due before we hand over the files. No funds, No files!
    • Usage Rights: Full usage rights are yours once everything’s paid up.

 

Pricing Guide

    • Logo Design: Starting at $700
    • Custom Artwork: Starting at $700 per piece
    • Additional Revisions: ~$75 per extra revision
    • Rush Orders: We can speed things up, but it’ll cost you

Note:

Prices may vary based on how crazy or simple your project is.
Contact me for specifics.

Prices are starting points. For smaller projects or clients, we’re open to discussing adjusted rates. Larger companies incurring higher risks should expect premium pricing that matches the high value and expertise being delivered.

Contact me for a detailed quote tailored to your project’s specific needs.

 

Payment Terms

    • Upfront Costs: Discussions, consultations, and the discovery process are charged upfront. No freebies.
    • Down Payment: 50% due at the start.
    • Final Payment: The rest is due at the end, before delivery.

 

Revisions

    • Use ‘Em or Lose ‘Em: 3 revisions are included. Need more? We’re happy to oblige, but it'll cost extra.
    • Be Clear: The more detail you give us upfront, the less we’ll need to revise later.

 

Usage Rights

    • You Own It: Once you’ve paid in full, the design is all yours to use however you like.
    • Exclusivity: We don’t reuse or resell your design—
      it’s exclusive to you.

 

Turnaround Time

    • Standard: 2-4 weeks, depending on how complex the project is.
    • Rush: 1 week if you’re in a hurry, with an added fee.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we brainstorm for free?

    • Nope. We charge for our time and ideas—consider it a creative investment for yourself.

 Can I use the design for whatever I want?

    • Absolutely. Once it’s paid for, it’s yours to do with as you please.
      If your company has the need to restrict the sharing or posting of any finished work, please let me know. We can discuss specific usage restrictions or confidentiality agreements as needed.

What file formats will I get?

    • You’ll get the final design in whatever formats you need—
      JPEG, PNG, SVG/ vector, PDF, etc.

 What if I need a rush order?

    • We can make it happen, but it’ll cost you. Let us know your deadline during the consultation.

 

File Formats and Their Uses

  • JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group):

    • Definition: A format for compressing digital images with 24-bit color.
    • Common Uses: Ideal for photographs and images with complex color gradients. It’s commonly used for web images and digital photography due to its balance of quality and file size reduction, though it’s less suitable for images requiring high detail or transparency.

  • PNG (Portable Network Graphics):

    • Definition: A format that supports lossless compression and transparency (alpha channel).
    • Common Uses: Best for images with text, graphics, and transparency, such as logos and web graphics. Its ability to maintain high image quality and support transparent backgrounds makes it versatile for various design purposes, particularly where detail and clarity are important.

  • SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics):

    • Definition: A vector-based format using XML to describe images, allowing for scalable, resolution-independent graphics.
    • Common Uses: Ideal for logos, icons, and illustrations that need to be resized frequently. Its scalability ensures crispness and clarity at any size, making it suitable for both responsive web design and high-quality prints. Additionally, it allows for easy editing and animation of vector graphics.

  • PDF (Portable Document Format):

    • Definition: A format that preserves the layout of a document across different devices and platforms, including text, images, and vector graphics.
    • Common Uses: Perfect for final design proofs, document sharing, and print-ready files. It ensures consistency in appearance and supports high-quality print production, making it ideal for brochures, flyers, and complex documents where layout and design integrity must be maintained.

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