What that covers.
- Identity.
A logo and a small kit built to be reproduced anywhere: a profile picture, a sign, the side of a van, a receipt. Real vector files and licensed type, handed over.
- Print.
Menus, cards, table cards, posters and signage designed to match the site, so the thing on the table and the thing on the phone look like the same place.
- Seasonal.
A holiday menu, an event flyer, a special that needs a face. Quick turns in the same voice as everything else.
- Photos.
A shot list and light edits for what you can take yourself; a photographer arranged when it is worth it. Your photos stay yours.
Recent: a mobile mechanic’s full identity, built from his own van; a restaurant’s seasonal cocktail menu; the business cards that go with this studio.
Why it lives with the website.
- One source.
Colors, type and the logo files live in one kit that the site is built from. Change the logo once and everything follows.
- One person.
The same person designs the card and builds the page, so nothing gets lost in a handoff between a designer and a developer.
- Built to print.
Print files leave here print-ready: bleed, safe margins, the right color space. The printer gets a file, not a question.
Bring the sign, the menu and the shirt.
Or bring nothing and a name. Either is a fine place to start.
Talk to Justin