We design everything people see.
From logo, CI, and BI design to packaging, print, product pages, and social design — every touchpoint your brand has. When needed, we carry on through printing and press checks.
What we make.
Not one-and-done outsourcing — we write down the rules, so the next piece carries the same tone.
Brand identity
CI · BI logos, color, type, and usage rules — the core brand assets
Packaging · labels
Product exteriors checked through the actual print process and finishing
Leaflets · business cards · posters · booklets · art books · stationery
Product pages
Online store pages with a reading order designed to carry through to purchase
Social content
Feeds, card news, and banners run in one consistent tone
Editorial design
Long-form documents: catalogs, newsletters, proposals
Detailed work items.
Usually several items are bundled together; for single items we confirm feasibility in the consultation.
- Logos
- CI · BI
- Logo renewal
- Leaflets
- Brand stickers
- Packaging
- Envelopes, large and small
- Business cards
- Posters
- Flyers
- Booklets · art books
- Printing
- Web product pages
- SNS design
- Blog design
- Catalogs
- Stationery
- Brand guides
How it runs.
We show paper and finishing samples first, closing the gap between screen and print.
- 01
Direction
Reference images and keywords align the direction — before the first draft is drawn.
- 02
Drafts
Three drafts, each a different direction. We recommend finishing one properly over blending bits of several.
- 03
Refine
The chosen draft gets polished — for logos, down to proportion, letterspacing, and color.
- 04
Package · deliver
Working files, font details, and print and web files, organized and delivered.
- 05
Print · supervision
When business cards or leaflets need printing, we run press checks and delivery with two partner print shops.
Design Portfolio.
Work we have made and built up ourselves. Click to view larger.
The files you receive.
So that even if the next job goes to another design studio, the tone holds steady.
- Working files
- Editable originals with the fonts we used documented.
- Print · web
- The same design, prepared separately for press and for screen.
- Brand guide
- Logo usage rules, colors, type, and what not to do.
- Font licensing
- Commercially licensed fonts only; paid fonts come with cost and scope explained first.
- Trademark filing
- Mark files in filing-ready formats. Filing itself is attorney work — we connect you to a partner firm.
Most contracts are bundles.
Logo, business cards, envelopes, packaging — clients usually bundle what they need into one contract. Single items are rare, so we set the scope in the consultation. Already have a logo? You do not have to replace it. A logo renewal that only tightens proportion, letterspacing, and color can change the impression on its own. We start by naming what is off in the current logo, and when you expand into other items later, the same rules carry the work forward.
Things to know before you ask.
Two questions that come up often in design inquiries, answered up front.
- What determines the cost of design work?
- Whether you are asking about a single logo or a bundle of items, the consultation starts by settling what to make, how many, and how many revision rounds. Once the scope is agreed, a detailed quote follows within 2–3 days.
- Can I commission just a product page?
- You can commission just a product page. We start by designing the reading order, and check each part on a mobile screen first as we work.
Design
What clients say when the work is done.
- Jang** · B*** Co.IT startup · Catalog & leaflet
Our service finally has a one-line explanation
We have so many products it was hard to organize, and the categories and order got redone. Saying what our service is in one line was always a struggle, and they wrote that line for us. The response at the trade show was good.
- Ahn** · T*** Co.Food manufacturer · Product detail page
Lots of information, arranged in a readable order
Sentences that could run afoul of regulations were cleaned up before going to review. The rise in conversion rate was confirmed in the numbers.
- Jung** · M*** Co.Home & living brand · Logo & social media design
Our logo finally has rules
We'd been using the logo in all sorts of places and it looked a bit different every time, so they created usage rules. We needed everyday scenes, so we also worked out together what situations to shoot. Even if we hire someone else later, I think the tone will stay consistent.