A logo is often the first impression of your business. We design logos built for how you’ll actually use them, print, web, signage, merchandise, so they hold up wherever your business shows up.
Custom made, from $1550
Logos we've designed
A selection of logos for businesses across Noosa, the Sunshine Coast and Australia wide.
Every logo design project includes
Logo files
Ready for both digital and print use.
Commercial ready formats
Vector and/or image files, prepared for professional use, from web to signage and merchandise.
Logo style guide
Guidance to protect your logo’s integrity, so it stays sharp and consistent wherever it’s used.
Why a style guide matters
A logo is only useful if it’s used consistently. Small changes, like squashed spacing or the wrong colours, weaken a brand over time. Your style guide keeps your logo looking sharp and recognisable, wherever it’s used.
What's in your style guide
Your core guide covers the essentials: logo versions, colour details for print and digital, and typography guide.
Need more detail?
For larger businesses or brands with more touch points, we can expand your guide to include correct and incorrect usage examples, extra rules for social media, signage or print, and more detailed guidance overall. We’ll recommend this only if your business genuinely needs it.
Logo design starting price
$1,550
Every logo is custom made, and suitable for trademarking.
How pricing is calculated
- The complexity we identify once we understand your brief
- Concepts and revisions beyond what's included as standard
- Extra file formats or media-specific versions you need
We’ll provide a written fee proposal before any work starts.
Have you made your own logo with AI?
If you’ve generated a logo using an AI tool, it’s usually a flat image, not a file ready for print, signage, or other commercial use. We can assess your design and help you get the right files for how you actually plan to use it.
FAQ
How much does a logo cost?
Logo design starts at $1,550 + GST. The final price depends on the complexity we identify once we understand your brief, any revisions or extra concepts beyond what's included as standard, and extra file formats you need.
How long does logo design take?
This depends on the complexity of your project and current workload. We'll confirm a timeframe once we understand your brief.
What files will I receive?
You'll receive your logo in commercial-ready formats, vector files (EPS) for scalable, high-quality reproduction, plus image files (JPG, PNG with transparency) for everyday digital and print use. If a supplier requests a specific format or size, such as for signage, embroidery or merchandise, we'll prepare that for you too.
What's the difference between a logo and a visual identity?
A logo is one element of your visual identity. Visual identity includes your logo plus the colours, typography, imagery and other elements that make your brand consistent everywhere it appears.
Can I trademark my logo?
Yes, our logos are custom made and suitable for trademarking. We recommend a trademark search through IP Australia before you invest further in any design.
Can I do anything I want with my logo?
Largely yes, with a few limits worth knowing.
You can use your logo to promote and brand your business in any media, for as long as you're in business, and trademark it. If you sell your business, your logo can pass to the new owners as part of the sale.
What you can't do is take pieces of an existing logo to build a new one, or reuse the same design for a different company, even with different colours or text. If your business is expanding, we can adapt your current logo to reflect that growth instead.
If you need your logo to work across multiple businesses, let us know upfront, we'll cover that use in your fee proposal so the work is scoped correctly from the start.
For more detail, see the Australian Copyright Council's Logos: Legal Protection fact sheet.
Who owns the copyright?
Copyright on your logo is shared between us and you.
We retain recognition as the creators of the artwork. You receive the right to use and reproduce your logo for the purpose it was created, across your website, brochures, merchandise and advertising, for as long as you're in business.
In return, no part of your logo can be reused to create new artwork, such as a different logo for another business, since you hold exclusive rights to it.
Copyright exists automatically once a design is created, provided it's an original artistic work, the result of genuine skill and effort, and recorded in some form. Concepts and early designs we present remain our copyright until a design is approved. Once approved, you gain the right to use it for the purpose it was commissioned.
For more detail, see the Australian Copyright Council.
Can I use an AI-generated image as my logo?
It depends on the file and how you plan to use it. Most AI-generated logos are flat images, not suitable for large-format printing, signage or embroidery.
There are also licensing, ownership and trademark questions worth checking before you commit to a concept. We can assess your file and advise on the right approach.
Fantastic experience working with Taty, she was professional and really listened to our ideas and bought them to life. From beginning to end seeing our logo design evolve and the finished product being one of a kind and unique. If you’re looking for excellent quality, speak with Taty!”
Michelle Radford, The True Co