Frequently Asked Questions

YES. Send me a message, tell me what you need, and I will make a personalized quote for you.

A brand guideline is the a file that will indicate you HOW your brand should be displayed. This includes Colors, fonts, logo versions and alternative logo layouts, favicon, patterns and rules. Samples available.

Yes! If you end up needing EXTRA revisions you can "purchase" them. A "Revision" or " new Logo proposal" are the way to edit initial ideas to create the final design -which is ultimately the final delivery and only version you will download and acquire rights of use-.

Once you place the order, a form is sent to you. You must complete the required fields that will get me all the information I need to start. Once I get this info, I will start by designing the initial logo concepts. After the logo is decided, the remaining items are designed.

Of course! You get commercial rights to it. However, many project require 3rd party elements (fonts, photos, patterns, etc). It is the client's responsibility to acquire and store safe any 3rd party license from its source. Fonts can't be trademarked but licenses for their use are available.

YES to all! Send me a message and we can discuss your specific needs.

I am not a typeface designer. I use licensed fonts for my work. Sometimes I edit the typeface to adapt it to your specific needs, but usually it is not necessary.

A revision is a new instruction to make specific changes to a provided proposal. For example, a specific change in color, or a change in typography provided references. The revision would be reminiscent to the initial proposal, but would have small edits.

A new proposal means scratching off previous designs, or creating a brand new design based on new instructions and brief. This means that a new proposals wouldn't be a small edit to a previously provided proposal, but an entire new idea.