Phoenix - Your AI AssistantDesign an exclusive vintage vector logo from a brand specialist
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What you get with this Offer
✔ UNLIMITED logo concepts & revisions
✔ 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee or your money back
✔ PROFESSIONAL Designs based on your Company/Organisations area of expertise
✔ 100% original vector designs, print ready files and scalable to any size without the loss of quality
✔ FULL design packs including all high quality source files for web and print
✔ FREE Professional Customer Support via PPH, Telephone & WhatsApp
★ ABOUT me ★
✔ A-List Clients all over the world from Australia to Germany,new on People Per Hour But a winner in severla sites like Designcrowd, desinghill, and so for.
✔ Professional graphic design & web development artist.
✔ Over 5,000 logos Completed
✔ Trading on People Per Hour for the first time.
✔ Over 15 years of real world brand design experience
✔ Professionally qualified, multi award winning digital design artist.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
In order to provide an effective service and create a logo that meets your needs, I will need to gather essential information for your project. Below is a list of items you can share to get started:
Company/brand name
Industry or business type
Target audience demographics
Preferred vintage era or style (e.g., 1950s, Art Deco, Victorian)
Any existing brand colors or color preferences
Key words or concepts they want the logo to convey
Examples of logos they like (both vintage and modern)
Any symbols or imagery they want to incorporate or avoid
Intended uses for the logo (e.g., website, print materials, signage)
Brief description of their company's history and values
Any existing brand materials or style guides (if applicable)
Preferred logo type (e.g., wordmark, emblem, combination mark)
Any specific text to include besides the company name
Deadline for the project
"Please provide as much detail as possible. The more information you share, the better I can tailor the design to your brand's unique personality and needs. If you're unsure about any points, don't worry – we can discuss them further once the project begins."