Your logo is the face of your business. Do you have a new business that needs a logo, or does your existing logo need an update? Get in touch and tell me what you need! More information can be found further down this page.

Below are some examples of logos I’ve designed for clients based on their specific requests:

Logo for Anna's Wellness, with the name in a cursive font surrounded by soft lines. Above the name is an orchid illustration.
Logo for the hobby shop Danielas hobbyrum. Illustration of a yarn ball, where the yarn end is forming a little heart. In the middle of the yarn ball the shop's name is written. Danielas looks hand written, while Hobbyrum below is written capitalized in a simple sans serif font. The yarn ball is coloured in a soft pink shade.
Beige logotype for ComoTal, with the C as the biggest letter.

Here are also some examples of logos I have created based on exercises or as extra practice:

Monogram ES written in a soft font inside a pink bubble.
Logo for a fictive flower shop, Malvas blomster. The name looks handwritten and on both sides are hand drawn simple branches with leaves.
A black E in a serif font, with a plum coloured S wrapping around it.
Monogram of ES in black, in a cursive font.
Logotype with the blue letter L and the orange letter Y in a bold and simplea font. The Y is wrapping over the L at the top.
The word Esse written in a cursive font, so the last S and E is a reflection of the first E and S. In the middle the negative space between the SS is forming a heart. The colour of the text is burgundy.

The process of creating your logo may look a little different depending on your starting point. Perhaps you already have a concept in mind that you’d like help bringing to life, or we can brainstorm ideas together. Once I know more about your needs, I can provide an estimated price.

It’s important that your logo feels right for you, so I encourage you to stay involved throughout the process. After we discuss your vision and needs, I’ll sketch a few different concepts. You can give feedback, and I’ll refine the one that works best for you. Before the logo is finalized, there will still be several opportunities to make adjustments.

While your preferences are my top priority, I’ll also offer advice on what works well – for example, the logo should be clear and simple, without too many small details, as it needs to look good in smaller sizes too. A good logo should also work in black and white, so it’s wise to avoid using too many colours.

The final logo will be delivered in several file formats, making it suitable for different uses. You’ll also receive a logo guide that explains the design (such as the fonts and colours used) and provides instructions on how to use the various file formats.

If needed, I can also assist with designing printed materials such as business cards, signs, and brochures.

Please contact me here or via email to emma@emmasidesign.com