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Independent digital designer crafting (mostly) websites and brand identities — sometimes starting from a typeface built just for the logo. Simple process, playful details, results that hold their own.

I am currently open to new projects — so don't hesitate to say hello.
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Kamyameha logo

Independent digital designer crafting (mostly) websites and brand identities — sometimes starting from a typeface built just for the logo. Simple process, playful details, results that hold their own.

I am currently open to new projects — so don't hesitate to say hello.
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Iris Vos
Entre-Deux
Post-genres Productions
Igrecl
Logo collection
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Services

Brand identity1, web design2, art direction3 & a little illustration4.

1. Brand identity

The whole look: logo, colours, type, and the few rules that hold them together. Often starting from a logotype drawn just for you.

2. Web design

How a site looks, reads and moves, down to the small details. I can build it too, depending on the tool you want to use.

3. Art direction

Keeping every image, page and post pointing the same way, so your photos, layouts and social media all look like they come from you.

4. Illustration

Drawings made for your brand: a logo or a mascot, images for an editorial post, or the visuals of a “how to” manual.

Brand identity1, web design2, art direction3 & a little illustration4.

1. Brand identity

The whole look: logo, colours, type, and the few rules that hold them together. Often starting from a logotype drawn just for you.

2. Web design

How a site looks, reads and moves, down to the small details. I can build it too, depending on the tool you want to use.

3. Art direction

Keeping every image, page and post pointing the same way, so your photos, layouts and social media all look like they come from you.

4. Illustration

Drawings made for your brand: a logo or a mascot, images for an editorial post, or the visuals of a “how to” manual.

Notes
Rebrand or new website: how to tell which one you need
It depends on what feels off. If people don’t quite understand what you do, or your logo doesn’t feel like you anymore, the problem is usually the brand, and that’s where we start.
If your brand still works but your website is hard to use, slow to update or looks dated, a new website is enough. Often it’s a bit of both, and we can do them one after the other.
 
Not sure where you stand? Send me your current site and I’ll tell you honestly what I think it needs.
The first steps of a project
It starts with a first chat about your project, your goals and your timeline, to see if we’re a good fit. Then I send you a short questionnaire to understand your business, your audience and the look you’re after, so we start in the right direction.

From there, you get a clear proposal with the scope, timeline and price in writing. Once you approve it and pay a 30% deposit, the dates are booked. You then send what’s needed, like texts, photos and existing files. If something’s missing, we sort it out together, or I can help write it. Then the work begins, starting with a direction we agree on before going into the details, so there are no surprises at the end.
Changes, rounds and feedback
Each stage of the project includes three rounds of changes, which is usually more than enough, because we agree on the direction before going into the details. You can share your feedback in writing or on a quick call, and I’ll take it from there.
 
If you need more changes after that, that’s fine too: extra rounds are billed separately, and I’ll always tell you before it happens.
A website you can update yourself
Your website shouldn’t need me every time you want to change a sentence or add a photo. I build it so you can edit your texts, images and pages yourself, without touching anything technical. Before handover, I walk you through how it works, and you keep a short guide to come back to. If you ever want a bigger change later, like a new page or section, I’m still around to help.
Everything you get at the end
For a brand identity, you get your logo in every version you’ll need: full colour, black and white, and the different layouts like horizontal, stacked and icon. All of it comes in the right formats for print and screen (SVG, PNG, PDF). You also get your colour palette with its codes (HEX, RGB, CMYK), your fonts with their licence details, a brand guidelines document that shows anyone how to use it all without breaking it, and the source files. If templates are part of the project, like social media posts or business cards, they come with it too.
 
For a website, you get the live site, all the logins, and a short walkthrough so you can update it yourself. Once the final payment is made, everything is yours to use.
How pricing works
Every project is different, so I don’t use fixed packages. The price depends on what you need: a logo only, a full identity, a website, or all of it together. To give you an idea, a brand identity starts from €2,500 and a website from €3,000. After our first chat, I send you a clear proposal with everything written down, so you know exactly what you’re paying for before anything starts. No hidden costs, and if something changes along the way, we talk about it first.
When we’re not the right match
I’m probably not the right designer if you need a logo by Friday, or if you’re looking for someone to simply execute a design that’s already decided. My work takes a bit of time and a lot of conversation, because I want what we make to really fit you.
If you’re open to rethinking things together, even just a little, we’ll get along very well.

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