Austin businesses
Austin has a lot of young businesses: food trailers, coffee shops, studios, small software teams and service companies that started with a quick logo to get going. A common Austin request is to tidy up a brand that grew fast, where the logo was made in an afternoon and the colors changed every time someone made a new graphic.
Many Austin businesses live on social media and the web as much as on a storefront, so we pay close attention to how colors look on phone screens, in small profile icons and next to photos. We also make sure the palette holds up on merch such as shirts, stickers and cups, where ink and fabric shift colors.
How a Austin project runs
- You send your current logo, photos of the brand in use, and what you want to change.
- We confirm the scope and send a written quote with a delivery date.
- You review two or three palette and logo directions, then pick one to develop.
- We refine it with your markups and deliver the files and a guide your team can use.
Everything happens by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Central time. We don't have an office in Austin, and you don't need us to visit: photos of your signs, vehicles and packaging tell us what we need to know. If color matching matters for a sign or a print run, we can send printed proofs to your address.
What you can order
Brand color systems
A core palette with tints, shades and usage rules, tested for readable contrast on screen and in print.
Logo refresh
A cleaner, more flexible version of the logo you already have, with color and one-color versions.
Brand guidelines
A short, practical guide your staff, printer and web person can follow without calling you.
Questions
Can you work with a brand that a friend designed?
Yes. We keep what works, redraw the logo cleanly, and pin down the colors so the brand stays recognizable.
What time zone do you use for Austin clients?
We book calls in Central time. Everything else happens by email and shared folders.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on how much of the brand changes, how many places it has to work, and how many review rounds you want. Every job gets its own written quote before work starts.