I find logo design the ultimate outlet for creativity. There is something about capturing an identity as a piece of artwork that conveys your identity to society. Logos don’t only represent businesses and corporate organisations, but charities, NGOs, products and many more. 

A logo an important starting point to create a brand you want and to carry through from your stationary to your digital platforms, products etc.

I found that the most successful logo design process is as follow:

• Meeting with the client – Understanding the organisation and what it represents. In depth discussion regarding look & feel, colours, fonts, etc. It is always helpful to look at other logos to determine what the client likes/dislikes.
• 50% Deposit gets paid upfront and then with of all the information gathered above, 3 different concept designs get set up. The concepts get sent to the client to have a look and decide which one or aspects of either they like/dislike.
• I then take that information, change and tweak the logo to a final draft. The final draft gets signed off by the client and payment is made in full.
• Artwork will be saved in several formats and sizes and emailed to the client for safekeeping. 
• Any work out of the 3 concepts and final draft scope will be charged for per hour.