Because you need to give your business a striking visual identity but aren’t sure where to start. That’s where I come in!

My working method involves virtually integrating your business, becoming a temporary member of your team. My goal is to propel your business forward as if it were my own.

A positive atmosphere, coupled with trust and open communication, is crucial to me in our interactions.

In a nutshell, I create a memorable design (logo, colors, fonts) that reflects your company’s values.

Through collaborative work, I guide you step by step in developing or modernizing your visual identity, and together we decide on the direction to take. Throughout the process, I provide ongoing advice to ensure we achieve the best results.

A graphic designer is your visual storyteller, translating ideas and values into compelling designs. From logos to branding, a skilled graphic designer crafts a visual identity that resonates with your audience.

Choosing your graphic designer is crucial! Your collaboration will lead to a unique result, inevitably distinct from one designer to another. It’s essential to ensure that their work aligns with your vision. Feel free to get in touch and ask questions to get a more accurate sense of their style and approach.se.

The budget is indeed a crucial aspect not to overlook. Creating a logo (and even more for a complete visual identity) involves numerous hours of work: research, multiple exchanges, design, and more. It’s not just about creating a quick drawing.

The cost can vary significantly depending on the complexity of your project and from one professional to another. Also, keep in mind that it includes, like any business (including yours), a portion of the overhead costs (equipment, softwares, workspace, taxes) for the professional you’re hiring.

As an example, I typically offer the design of a logo for a minimum amount of 500 euros.

1. Before deciding to work together, an initial contact (non-binding) allows us to establish the framework of our collaboration. It all begins with a phone or video call, during which I aim to learn about your company and its field of activity. Who are you? What are your products? Who are your clients? What sets you apart from your competitors? What are your visual identity needs? etc.

2. Based on this information, I provide a proposal outlining a summary of the information and needs you’ve shared, the stages of my mission, and finally, a timeframe and cost.

3. If you accept this proposal, I then develop 2 to 3 conceptual ideas (sketches and/or moodboards) for further discussion, aiming to determine one direction together.

4. This is followed by a period in which I explore the chosen direction and present you with a design, which may involve limited corrections and/or your approval.

5. Once the design is approved, I produce and provide you with the deliverables (files in various formats).