How does a design project start?

It starts with a conversation about what the piece has to do and where it will run. From there we scope the work and send a quote, and nothing gets designed until you approve it.

What files do you hand over at the end?

You get files sized for wherever the piece is going. A brochure leaves here print-ready for the press, and the same artwork also arrives in web sizes for your site and your feeds.

What comes with a finished logo?

You get the logo as a vector file, the scalable master that holds its edges at any size. Web and social versions come with it, along with the color variations you will need.

How do revisions work?

Revisions run on proofs, which are working versions of the piece we send you to mark up. The rounds are agreed on when the project is scoped, so revisions are part of the plan instead of a surprise at the end.

Graphic Design That Sells Your Business

For nearly 30 years, PLF has created graphic assets for both small businesses and large corporate entities. We’d be delighted to do the same for you.

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South Coast Winery presentation folder cover with a vineyard photo, overlapping the Spa and Restaurant trifold brochure

Graphics Designed For Every Screen and Surface

It pays to start with a goal: what do we want to accomplish? When we design a logo, it has to look great whether it’s on a name badge or sized up for a large sign.

Ads need to catch the readers attention whether they are in the middle of turning a page in a magazine, sorting through mail, or scrolling on their phone.

Above all else, consistency is key. Using the same logo, colors, and text helps solidify how customers see and identify your business.