Graphic design

Graphic design for Las Vegas businesses

A logo is the easy part. The hard part is everything after it looking like it belongs to the same business — the website, the van, the invoice, the sign over the door and the Google listing.

What a local business actually needs designed

  • A logo that survives a vehicle wrap

    Plenty of logos look fine on a screen and fall apart at three feet on the side of a truck, or at an inch on an invoice. A mark for a service business has to work in one color, at speed, from a distance — which rules out a lot of what looks good in a portfolio.

  • Consistency across things you do not control

    Your sign is made by a sign company, your wrap by a wrap shop, your shirts by someone else. None of them have your files. Brand guidelines and correctly prepared artwork are what stop three vendors producing three different blues.

  • Files the printer will actually accept

    Vector source, CMYK where it is going to print, correct bleed, outlined type. The most common reason a local print job is delayed is artwork supplied as a screenshot of a logo.

  • The same identity on the website and the listing

    Your Google Business Profile, your social headers and your website should look like one business. It sounds obvious and it is routinely the thing nobody owns.

What the work covers

The short version. For the full detail of how this service runs, see our brand and identity work— that page is the service itself; this one is the valley.

  • Logo design and variations
  • Color, type and brand guidelines
  • Print-ready artwork in correct formats
  • Business cards and stationery
  • Signage and vehicle graphics artwork
  • Social and Google profile assets
  • Flyers, menus and one-off print
  • Design that matches the website

Logo work you can judge for yourself

Our logo portfolio shows 16 marks we designed, among them two North Las Vegas businesses: Craig Road Car Wash and Abundant Heart Community Church. The featured ones sit beside the sketch the client started from or the logo the business had before, so you can see the brief as well as the result.

  • Logo portfolio

    Every mark, with the thinking behind it

    Each logo with the colors sampled out of the artwork and the type decisions behind it, plus the sketch-to-final and before-and-after pairs.

    See the logo portfolio
  • The service itself

    Brand strategy and identity

    What the brand work covers end to end — strategy before aesthetics, logo and variations, color and type systems, and the guidelines that keep three different vendors producing the same blue.

    How the brand work runs

Graphic design in Las Vegas — common questions

Can I see your logo portfolio?

Yes. The logo portfolio shows 16 marks we designed, with the colors and type decisions behind each one. The featured ones sit beside the sketch the client started from or the logo the business had before.

For how the same judgment carries across a whole website, the website portfolio has the live client sites.

How much does logo design cost?

It depends on scope — a single mark is a different job from a full identity with guidelines, print collateral and vehicle artwork. We quote it after a 15-minute call rather than guessing here.

If it is part of a website project, that starts at $3,500 and the brand work is scoped alongside it.

Do I own the artwork?

You receive the source files in the formats your printers, sign makers and wrap shops need. Get the ownership terms in writing from anyone you hire for design work, including us — it is cheap to agree up front and expensive to discover later.

Do you handle the printing?

We design and supply print-ready artwork; the printing itself goes to a printer or sign shop. We are happy to deal with them directly so the files land correctly, which is usually where things go wrong.

Fifteen minutes, no pitch

Tell us what you are trying to fix and we will tell you what it actually takes — including when the answer is that you do not need us yet.

Book a 15-minute call