How we work
Our approachThe aim of your organization is to convey a message to a specific group of individuals, and our goal is to make it absolutely clear and memorable.
So, how do we do it?
By fully understanding your organisation’s perspective and following a highly effective design method. Below is our customisable process with examples.
1.
First contact.
Asking good questions helps us get to know your business or organisation and develop a brief that adds good value for your investment.
Logo sketches and ideas.
The “Borgia” column
© Metropolitan Chapter of Valencia
The column as the main element of the logo.
2.
Kick-off virtual meeting or call.
If we have all the information we need from your first contact, we can skip this step. But if necessary, we’ll clarify with you important information that will help us to better understand your project in order to estimate a proposal tailored to your goals, timeline and budget.
Light as an identifying element.
Logo ideas for Meirovich Consulting.
The isotype as a grid of light
The full logo.
3.
Quote and roadmap.
We send you a clear and detailed proposal that includes a work plan, deliverables, deadlines and investment cost.
“Empanada”, the product to be represented.
The concept of the logo.
“Panaditas”, final version.
4.
Research and analysis.
Behind every good design is a deep understanding of your message, audience, challenges, competition and goals.
Examples of main characters.
Examples of supporting characters.
Illustration examples of a family.
Illustration examples of father and son.
Analysis of flag colors for use in illustrations.
Example of uses of textures and fonts.
Examples of icons and shapes.
Example of textures and colors.
5.
Design concept presentation.
After having explored all around your organisation, we create a bespoke and relevant design with a highly effective design method.
Logo applied to a signage.
The logo applied to a glass of wine.
Packaging sample.
Illustration detail.
6.
Design review meeting.
If needed, you can schedule an online meeting with the designer to discuss about the concept design.
Logo and background.
Store interface details.
Custom product illustrations.
Application of illustrations in brochures.
7.
First Design Sign-Off.
If any changes are desired after the presentation, the next step is your approval of the design concept so that we can begin development.
Mixtura front and back cover brochure design.
Screenshot of Mixtura website.
Mixtura postcard design.
Mixtura brochure design.
8.
Production.
Throughout the development phase, we keep an open dialogue and send regular and brief reports to ensure you are happy with every step of the process.
Renaissance frescoes at Valencia Cathedral
© Metropolitan Chapter of Valencia
Detail of a Musician Angel
© Metropolitan Chapter of Valencia
Label for printing.
Finished product and packaging.
9.
Testing, revision and sign-off.
During the design process, we make sure that the final product meets your requirements. In the case of a digital design, we test it carefully and make adjustments based on your feedback. Once we have made these adjustments, we request your final approval before we begin implementation.
Various screenshots of the Azúcares Ros website and the budget request application.
10.
Delivery or launching.
Your brand identity, website, book, annual report or animated video will be designed to reach the correct people and inspire them to take action.
Presentation of the Valencia Cathedral website.
Presentation of the website of Juan Martín Díaz.
Presentation of the Valencia Cathedral Museum
© Metropolitan Chapter of Valencia
11.
Proactive support.
Count on us to bring fresh and creative ideas and help you maintain a strong and consistent visual presence in this dynamic, cross-platform landscape.
Various screenshots of the Valencia Cathedral website.
of art, society and culture
Sponsorship and collaborations
and articles about our work
Publications / Press
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