Services
Branding and graphic design from Mostar
We approach graphic design as a system, not a single logo. A palette, typography and templates come with the logo, so your brand reads the same on every channel.
Logo design and a complete visual identity
A logo is the start, not the finish. An identity is a system: colours, typography, spacing and how it all gets used on the web, in print and on social media. That way nobody on your team redraws "roughly our blue" from scratch every time. The same applies to a new business and to a company that already has a logo it wants to clean up rather than throw away.
The handover is ready to use, not just to present. Screen files and print-ready files come in the same package, with the margins and colours a printer can work with. When the brand later goes onto a website, it stays the same because the rules already exist. For most businesses that means paper and Instagram in the same week. Hence a system, not just a logo.
Once the identity is done, the next step is often web design and development or digital marketing. You can take branding on its own. For direction and scope, get in touch.
What's included
The mark, variants for light and dark backgrounds, and the basic rules for placing it. We check how it reads small, on a business card, and large, on a sign. We don't hand over a single PNG.
How we do it
Discovery
We start with who you are, who you're talking to and what you already have. We don't throw out an existing logo if it works.
Proposal
Direction, scope and exactly what we deliver: logo, rules, templates, print-ready files.
Delivery
Drawing, palette and applications. You decide at agreed points, we handle the details.
Support and growth
When a new application comes up, we continue from the same system, not from a new logo.
Selected work
All projects
Questions? Great. We love questions.
ContactYes, if that's really all you need. Often the conversation shows that the same logo will go on a business card and a profile tomorrow, so we suggest a small set of rules with it. You confirm the scope, not a package.