Designed for where it gets used
A mark for a local trade lives on a truck at forty miles an hour, a yard sign at a distance, a shirt in one color, and an invoice in black and white. Those constraints should shape the design, not be discovered afterward.
That means it works small, works in one color, and stays readable when a customer sees it for two seconds from another lane.
Files you actually own
Every job hands over the vector source, not just a flattened image. That is what a sign shop needs, what an embroiderer needs, and what any future designer needs.
We have seen too many businesses stuck because the only copy of their logo is a low-resolution image somebody pulled off their own website. You should never be in that position.
What we actually do
Logo and marks
Primary mark plus the variants you will actually need: horizontal, stacked, one color, reversed, and an icon that reads at small sizes.
Truck and trailer
Lettering laid out for the vehicle, sized to be read at speed, with the phone number as the biggest thing on it.
Signage artwork
Files built to the sign shop's specifications so nothing gets redrawn badly at the last minute.
Print ready
Business cards, flyers, forms, prepared with the bleed and color the printer expects.
Shirts and merch
Artwork separated properly for screen printing, which is a different job from a web graphic.
Source files
Vector originals handed to you. Ours is not the only shop that should be able to use your own logo.
Frequently asked
Do I own the artwork?
Yes, including the editable source files. Any designer who keeps those is keeping you as a customer through inconvenience rather than quality.
Can you work from my existing logo?
Usually. If all that exists is a small image off your website we can redraw it as clean vector, which is often the most useful thing we do for an established business that never had proper files.
How many concepts do I get?
A small number done properly rather than a wall of options. Ten variations mostly proves nobody understood the brief. We ask about the business first and show fewer, better directions.
Can you handle the printing too?
We prepare files to the printer's spec and work with local shops. For shirts and screen printing there are shops in the area we route that to rather than pretending to do it in-house.
How long does a logo take?
A week or two for a straightforward mark including revisions. Rushing it produces something you will want to redo in a year, which costs more than waiting did.
Serving the Coastal Bend
Alice, Corpus Christi, Kingsville, Beeville, Robstown, Sinton, Mathis, Orange Grove, Premont, Falfurrias, George West, Three Rivers, and the towns between them. On-site where it matters, remote where it does not.