A logo that still works when it is tiny, tinted, or on a hat.
ACS Creative provides logo design for businesses in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, DC, and clients nationwide. Logo design is the visible tip of a brand system. We design the mark, the wordmark, and the lockups together, test them at every size and on every background, and hand off a file set your printer and your web developer will both thank you for.
I presented ACS Creative with a simple idea and they transformed it into a full-blown online business. In addition to monetizing my idea and building a 5-star website, they developed my brand, logo, and slogans.
What's included
- Three initial directions, one refined
- Primary, secondary, icon, and one-color versions
- Clear-space and minimum-size rules
- SVG, PNG, PDF, and EPS file set
- Favicon and social avatar crops
- Usage sheet for vendors
Who this is for
New businesses, and established ones whose logo only works in one place.
Where we do this work
Frederick, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Bethesda, Columbia and everywhere we serve.
How a logo project runs
A short discovery on the business and its competitors, three concept directions shown on real applications, one direction refined through two rounds, then delivery of every file format with a one-page usage guide. Two to four weeks.
Common questions
How many concepts do you show?
Three, chosen from a wider internal exploration. More options tend to produce worse decisions.
Do we own the files?
Yes, fully, on final payment.
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