A logo is the one piece of design that has to work at eight millimetres on a pen and eight feet on a van. This is where Steve keeps the ones that do.








The obvious question
You can have a logo in ninety seconds and it will cost you nothing. Here is what it will also cost you.
What you get back is a flat image at a fixed size. A sign-maker needs vector outlines. A printer needs a CMYK build and a spot colour. An embroiderer needs a stitch-ready file. Ask for those and the conversation stops — which you usually discover on the day the van is booked in.
A generator has no idea what already exists in your sector. Steve does the looking — at your competitors, at the marks already on the shelf, at whether the shape you love is three doors down the industrial estate. Ownership is signed over to you in writing, in every package below.
Gradients that die on a single-colour stamp. Fine detail that fills in on a polo shirt. Type that vanishes at fascia distance. Every mark on this page was drawn knowing exactly what it would be printed, stitched, etched or lit up on.
How it works
Not long, as it happens — concepts come back in days. But the days are spent on the right things, and twenty years of groundwork is doing most of the heavy lifting.
What the business does, who buys from it, and where the mark has to appear. Half an hour that saves a fortnight.
Your sector, your competitors, and what is already taken. Distinctive beats pretty every time.
Pen and paper. Dozens of routes get sketched and most get binned before anything reaches a screen.
Chosen routes drawn properly in vector, then tested small, in one colour, reversed out and at sign scale.
Then you choose, Steve refines, and the finished set of files lands in your inbox — along with the copyright, in writing.
What it costs
Fixed prices, agreed before anything starts. Whatever you pay, the copyright ends up yours and Steve is the one drawing it.
Silver
£160
A single mark, done properly.
Gold
£220
The one most people should take.
Platinum
£500
Logo plus the things it has to live on.
Need it as part of a bigger job — brand guidelines, stationery, signage, a full rebrand? Say so and Steve will price the whole thing properly rather than bolting packages together.
Included in every package
None of this is an extra. It is what a logo needs in order to be a logo.
In their words
“Steve took the brief and produced a set of designs across all marketing formats, from socials to print materials, that exceeded all expectations. He's a pleasure to work with but more importantly, he produces high quality work.”
“He worked with us to understand the scope, offered advice, utilised our colours and branding and produced work that showcased our company fantastically — leading to both enquiries and sales.”
Let's begin
Tell Steve what you need. You'll get a straight answer, a sensible price, and a person on the other end of it.