You will be presented with 2 logo options, if not happy with 2 logo option we will send final logo based on your clear logo brief and based upon agreed objectives. Once final payment has been made, you will own the copyright to the final agreed design.

Once your logo design is completed I will supply a comprehensive kit of files to allow the use of the logo across various mediums. Below is a summary of what I will provide:

CMYK version – Full colour printing is made up of only 4 colours: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. These 4 colours mix together to build up any images you can imagine. You will need this format when you require printed material that displays full colour images on the same page. Provided in Vector (Ai/PDF/EPS) format.

Pure black or Gray Scale version – Like it says, this version is pure black version of your logo. This is ideal for black and white, or single colour documents. Provided in png file format.

RGB version – Unlike print colours, screen colours are made up of Red, Green and Blue, mixing the light of each colour to make up the full colour spectrum. Your logo will be provided as an optimised Jpeg file format, and transparent PNG, as well as SVG, which is a vector version for digital use.

• 50% none refundable Deposit on all Design project above R600 is required before work commence
• Full amount is required for printing Items none refundable
• Quotation may be subject to change if additional work is required.
• No final artwork or files will be delivered until final invoices are paid in full

inquire for more details.

Yes we do refund  clients only if:

• we have failed to deliver client project, and also if we can’t handle your project, and if project is causing lot of pressure and poor communication with the client.
• if project has been started there will be no refund if a client changes his/her mind about the design and try to use somebody else a 50% deposit is none refund once project has been started.

An idea is the most important element in a logo design process. So please do not expect me to do it for free.consequat.

Improper Communication

Ineffective communication between clients and designers can lead to misunderstandings and delays. That’s why we emphasize the importance of streamlining communication, especially when you’re outsourcing graphic design work.

Unnecessary Revisions

Revisions are essential in creating good designs. But sometimes, there can be unnecessary revisions that contribute to delays; for example, we have had clients who make multiple changes in their design brief midway through the process.

Delay in Feedbacks

Delays can occur from the client’s side if the designers are waiting for feedback to proceed with the next stage of the project. This interruption in the workflow can significantly prolong the project timeline.

Resource Availability

If certain aspects of your design projects depend on external factors, such as third-party resources or approvals, then it can introduce delays that are beyond the control of the design team. For example, if you need a particular kind of stock image in your design, then the availability of that specific image becomes a critical factor.

Summing Up: Graphic Design Turnaround Time

There’s never a simple answer that could determine the graphic design turnaround time. It’s a dynamic process influenced by many factors, including the complexity of the project, the scope of work, feedback loops, and the efficiency of the design team.