Logo & visual identity
Create a new logo or refine an existing one, with a considered approach to colour, typography and use.
Logo development · Colour palette · Usage guidanceBring your logo, business stationery and marketing materials into one considered visual direction. For a new organisation, an evolving brand or the next piece of communication.
A single design or a connected set of materials. We agree the applications, content and deliverables around the brief.
Create a new logo or refine an existing one, with a considered approach to colour, typography and use.
Logo development · Colour palette · Usage guidanceGive the documents and details people see every day a consistent visual presence.
Business cards · Letterheads · Email signatures · Document templatesShape your message into clear layouts for the channels and audiences you need to reach.
Brochures · Flyers · Social graphics · Presentation materialsTake the visual direction into larger formats, promotional displays and publication layouts.
Banners · Display graphics · Book-cover design
Colour, photography, hierarchy and contact details come together in this WDC promotional design. A practical example of applying an identity to a communication piece.
Your brief may call for a logo, a family of materials or a focused update. We start with what the design needs to communicate and where it will be used.
Discuss your materials ↗Selected artwork from Ncore’s existing gallery, alongside our website and identity case studies.
Review points and deliverables agreed before the work begins.
Your organisation, audience, existing assets and intended applications.
Concepts shaped around the agreed brief and visual priorities.
Review the selected direction and work through the agreed revisions.
Prepare the agreed formats and guidance for the intended uses.
If you need a website as well as a logo and business materials, the Business Launch Kit is a connected starting point.
Explore the package, then talk through the scope and what you already have.
Explore the Business Launch Kit ↗Yes. We can discuss retaining the identity, refining it or developing new materials around it. Share the current artwork and guidelines so we can assess what is available.
We agree file formats around the intended print and digital uses. Any editable source files, logo variants or usage guidance should be included in the project scope.
The quote depends on the brief, applications and deliverables. Tell us what you need and we’ll define the scope before work begins.
We agree review rounds, dependencies and the delivery schedule in the proposal. A focused brief and consolidated feedback help keep the work moving.
Design and print production are separate requirements. Let us know the intended size, quantity and printer specifications so any additional arrangements can be discussed.
Tell us what you’re creating, who it’s for and where it will be used. Bring any existing artwork, examples and priorities.