Branding and logo design
Logos, type and color drawn for the places your business actually shows up: the truck door, the yard sign, the menu board, the invoice, and the phone screen. Working files handed over, not just a picture of a logo.
A logo pulled off a generator looks fine on a screen and falls apart on a sign, a shirt and a vehicle wrap. We draw yours properly, test it everywhere it will live, and hand you the files and the rules so the next person who touches it cannot break it.
We start with how your name sounds and what your business does, then draw. Not a stock icon with your name beside it. You see three directions, we refine one, and the final mark is tested at the size of a favicon and the size of a billboard before it is called done. You get it in every format a printer, a sign shop, a wrap company or a web developer will ever ask for: vector, PNG, SVG, full color, one color, reversed.
Fonts are software and most are licensed. We pick a pairing that matches your mark, check that it reads at menu-board distance and on a phone, and make sure you have the license for what you will use it for. No surprise letters from a type foundry.
Your colors are chosen for print and screen together, with the exact values written down, and the contrast checked so text stays readable for everyone, including the customer with older eyes reading your sign at dusk.
In the full identity tier we design the pieces you will actually use: social profile images, letterhead or an invoice template, signage artwork, a slide template, business cards, and the vehicle layout if you have a truck. Each one proves the system works before you pay a printer to find out.
A short written guide covering the mark, its clear space, the colors, the type, the voice, and what not to do. When your nephew offers to make a flyer, you hand him the guide.
You own everything. The source files, the fonts list, the color values and the guide are yours at the end, in a folder you can give to anyone.
Who you serve, who you compete with, what you want people to feel when the truck pulls up. We also collect everything you have now, even the parts you hate.
Three distinct logo directions, each shown on real things: a sign, a shirt, a phone screen, an invoice. You pick one, or a mix.
We refine the chosen direction, settle the type and the colors, and test the whole system at every size it will live at.
Every format, the applied pieces, the written guide, and a short call to walk you through using it all.
Both hand you the files, not just a picture of a logo. Half up front, the rest at handover.
Our logo and type package is $650 and the full identity is $1,450, both fixed. Logo generators cost less and look like it on a sign. Agencies in Pittsburgh often charge several times more for a similar scope.
Often yes. If the idea is sound and the execution is rough, we redraw it properly, fix the type and colors, and produce the files. If the idea does not hold up, we tell you and show you why.
Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF, SVG), high resolution PNGs with transparent backgrounds, full color, one color and reversed versions, a favicon set for the website, and the source files. Everything a printer, sign shop or developer will ask for.
We design the artwork and hand it to your wrap or sign company in the format they need. We work with several shops around Pittsburgh and the Mon Valley and can recommend one.
It can. Most of our branding projects run alongside a website build, and the two are quoted together. It can also stand on its own.
Send the current logo, the truck, the sign, whatever exists. We will tell you honestly whether it needs a redraw or a rebuild.
hello@getrizen.com(877) 412-1233