Logo design
A logo that carries your brand’s character and works at small sizes and on different backgrounds, with horizontal, vertical and single-colour versions as needed.

Let’s shape your brand together.
From logo to colour palette, typography to applications: a visual identity that makes your brand look equally cared for everywhere.





Whether you’re launching a new business or refreshing an existing brand, my first question isn’t how you want to look — it’s who you’re speaking to. Your audience, your value and the channels you’ll use set the direction of the design.
The logo is the heart of a brand identity; colours, typefaces, spacing and visual approach complete it. The goal is a coherent whole, from your business card to your website. Whether in Bodrum or remotely, we define this framework together.
We define the scope together based on your needs — not every application is required for every project.
A logo that carries your brand’s character and works at small sizes and on different backgrounds, with horizontal, vertical and single-colour versions as needed.

Colour values for digital and print, readable typefaces and a clear heading–body relationship. Font licences are considered during selection.
A usage guide covering clear space, minimum sizes, colours and examples — a reference for your team and suppliers.
Business cards, letterheads, presentation covers or social media templates. We pick the key touchpoints and bring the identity to them.
From boxes to shopping bags, product labels to packaging details, I design how your brand looks on the shelf — with files suited to materials and printing.
I create a consistent design language for posts, stories and cover images, unifying your digital communication with reusable templates.







How we work together
A design process open to feedback, where you see every decision.
We talk about your brand, audience and where the identity will be used, review visual references and define the feeling and character the design should carry.
I present the design based on the agreed direction. We discuss your preferences and the reasons behind them, and refine the design within the agreed revisions.
I apply the approved identity to the chosen media and prepare a tidy handover of the agreed vector and image files, colour values and usage notes.
An identity only looks the same everywhere with the right files and clear rules. We define the delivery list together based on how you’ll use it.
Alongside the primary logo, horizontal and vertical layouts plus single-colour and reversed versions are prepared, so the logo stays crisp on dark, light and coloured backgrounds.
RGB and HEX values are provided for digital use and CMYK for print. Heading and body fonts are specified along with their licensing.
Logo files are delivered in organised folders — in the agreed vector formats and PDF, plus transparent PNG or SVG for screens.
Clear space, minimum size, colour and typography rules, plus do’s and don’ts, are gathered in one guide that your suppliers can follow too.
Common questions before starting a logo and brand identity project.
The logo is your brand’s mark. A brand identity also defines how that mark is used with colour, typography, layout and different applications. If you only need a logo, we can scope the project accordingly.
We first review the strengths of your current identity and the problems you face, then decide together whether small refinements that keep recognition or a bigger change is needed.
Depending on the scope, you receive vector files, PDFs and transparent images for print and digital use. Editable source files and font or stock licences are agreed separately at the quote stage.
It depends on the number of applications, the scope of the design, existing materials and the feedback schedule. Before we start, we agree on deliverables, revision scope and timeline in writing.
Have an idea?
Tell me briefly; we’ll define scope, timeline and budget together.