Visual direction
A discovery brief and two initial visual directions for one brand, followed by development of the selected route.
Brand · Surrey & Metro Vancouver
Build a coherent visual identity that your team can actually use. We create the essential logo, colour, typography and template assets around your agreed business positioning.

Built around a clear scope
For a new business that needs a professional starting point or an established team whose website, proposals and social posts look unrelated. Best when your name, audience and offer are already clear.
A discovery brief and two initial visual directions for one brand, followed by development of the selected route.
A primary logo, secondary arrangement and simple mark, supplied in suitable vector and web formats.
A practical palette, accessible pairing guidance and font recommendations with licensing requirements identified.
Up to five editable templates chosen from social posts, a carousel cover, presentation cover, document header and email signature layout.
Rules for logo use, spacing, colour and consistent application, with two consolidated revision rounds.
How we work
Understand the customer, category and places the brand needs to work. Agree the visual brief before drawing.
Build the chosen identity and test it at small sizes, on dark and light backgrounds, and in everyday layouts.
Organise the exports and editable templates, explain the system and document licensed assets.
What it could look like
A local home services brand needs a mark that works on a phone screen, a quote and a vehicle. A software company may need a small product icon, presentation assets and clear interface-adjacent colours. We design for those uses instead of judging the logo only on a large mockup.
Illustrative scenario, not a client result or forecast.
What success means
The outcome is a consistent identity and a useful handover, so your business can appear recognisable across channels. Brand design supports trust; it does not replace a good offer, service delivery or customer evidence.
Price and boundaries
One brand. Business naming, trademark searches, printing, vehicle wraps, full packaging systems, paid fonts and stock licences are separate. The website and social content production are separate services.
Prices are in Canadian dollars, before applicable taxes. Extra work and third-party costs require an agreed scope. Individual-service prices are separate from V12 introductory offers.
Tell us what you want to improve and what is already in place. We will confirm whether this scope fits before you commit.
Start a conversation →Questions before you start
Yes. We supply the agreed editable templates and standard exports, with any third-party licence conditions identified.
Yes. We can use this scope to refresh a brand rather than start over, after confirming which existing elements should remain.
Tell us your goal, current website and preferred service. We confirm fit, access, scope and a start date before work begins. Taxes and any separately approved third-party costs are additional.
Explore the connected systems behind this service: Brand positioning.
Read how the V12 framework works to see how we choose priorities across your business.