Your logo feels outdated
Older logos are often too detailed, scale poorly or no longer reflect your current offer and identity.
Logo design with substance: recognisable, scalable and suitable for digital and print. A symbol that works as well as a phone favicon as it does on an exhibition stand.

A logo must work on websites, business cards, social profile pictures and vehicle graphics. That requires a clear, restrained idea that stays legible at small sizes and in one colour.
I develop logos through a structured process: briefing, several directions, selection together and refinement. You receive a technically prepared package rather than a single file.
Older logos are often too detailed, scale poorly or no longer reflect your current offer and identity.
Without versions for dark backgrounds, square formats or small sizes, makeshift solutions are inevitable.
A low-resolution image is unsuitable for print or high-resolution screens.
Depending on the brief: typography alone, a combined mark or a standalone symbol.
Main logo, dark-background version, single-colour version and a square profile variant.
A reduced version that remains recognisable at 16 × 16 pixels.
Clearly named vector files (SVG, PDF) and raster files (PNG) in suitable sizes.
Defined HEX, RGB and CMYK values and recommended fonts.
Minimum sizes, clear space and dos and don'ts on a short reference sheet.
People often see a logo only briefly. It needs a distinctive shape that stands apart from competitors. I research the market before designing.
From favicon to banner, the logo must stay legible. I test concepts at small sizes, in one colour and on different backgrounds.
I focus on clear shapes and good proportions rather than fashionable effects. This keeps the logo relevant for years and allows careful updates.
Logos are built as vectors for lossless scaling. Colours are defined for screens and print, with fonts embedded or converted to outlines.
Clarify brand, audience, competitors, preferences and applications.
Choose between two or three distinct concepts.
Refine the selected direction, test variants and incorporate feedback.
Delivery files, colours, fonts and usage guidance.
It depends on scope and requirements, from a simple wordmark to a full symbol with variants and guidelines. You receive a fixed-price proposal after the introductory call.
Usually 2 to 4 weeks. The schedule depends on your feedback during review rounds.
Usually two or three directions. The selected direction is then refined and finalised.
SVG and PDF vectors for print and scaling, plus PNG files for everyday use, in light, dark and single-colour variants.
Yes. Depending on its condition, a careful refresh or a fresh start may be more appropriate. I review it first.
A system helps when several people communicate or you use multiple channels. See Corporate identity.
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One contact for strategy, design and build – no account-manager ping-pong.
You know what you get and what it costs before we start.
Studio in the Odenwald, projects across the region and beyond.
Free 30-minute intro call – no pitch deck, no obligation.
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