Package 1
Logo Design
Three Concepts to Select From
Primary Logo: A versatile logo that works across various platforms.
Secondary Logo: A simplified version for smaller applications.

Icon Design
Icon: A simplified icon to use across applications as a graphic identity.

Brand Guidelines
Color Palette: Defined color scheme for consistent branding.
Typography: Recommended fonts for use in various materials.
Usage Guidelines: Instructions on how to use the logo and other brand elements effectively.

Delivery Format
All designs provided in high-resolution formats (PNG, JPEG, SVG, and PDF).

This package takes an average 2-3 weeks to complete.

Investment: $1,950.00​​​​​​​
Package 2
Includes everything in Package One

Logo Animation
Logo Animation: A short, engaging animation (3-5 seconds) of the logo for video intros or website headers.

Social Media Graphics
Cover Photo: A cohesive design for platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn.
Two Social Media Post Templates: Customizable templates for promotional posts or announcements.

Additional Material
Letterhead Design
Business Card Design

This package takes an average 2-3.5 weeks to complete.

Investment: $2.500.00
If you would like to purchase all rights and source files for your final logo design, the fee for the additional rights and all source files is $350.00.

When purchasing a logo design, understanding the rights involved is essential. Here’s a breakdown:

Copyright Ownership: The designer typically holds the copyright to the logo until it is transferred. Purchasing all rights means you gain full ownership and can use the logo without restrictions.
Source Files: These are the original design files (like .ai or .psd) that allow for future edits or scaling. Purchasing the source files gives you control over modifications.
Exclusivity: Buying all rights often means that the designer cannot sell or use the same logo for others, providing you with a unique brand identity.
Fees: There’s usually an additional fee for transferring rights and providing source files, as this extends beyond standard design services.

Understanding these aspects helps ensure that you have the necessary rights to your logo as intended.
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