From visual concept, to an enduring brand identity.

Artful and meticulous engineering of form, chromatic harmony, golden ratios, and distinguished typography.

SeeArtLogo, brand identity, digital graphics

Graphic design that says what your brand is

People judge the look before they read a word. We design your logo, brand identity and digital graphics with competitor research and color psychology, so they stay in people's minds and help you sell.

  • Full source files, yours to keep
  • Revisions until you are happy
  • Ready for web and print
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Professional color palette generator

Color is the backbone of a visual identity. Pick a harmony, lock the colors you like and shuffle the rest until your brand palette appears. Click any color to copy its HEX code.

Press Space for a new palette | click a lock to keep that color

Who this is for

If your brand has no official logo yet, or each social channel looks different, this is the right place to start. The same goes for a growing store or startup that needs to build trust quickly.

You get one consistent identity: a logo, colors, typography and templates that look the same on your website, social media and print, not a handful of unrelated files.

Seemerce graphic design services

From a single logo to a complete brand identity:

Logo design

A logo people recognize at a glance, with market research, several concepts, full vector files and a usage guide.

Complete brand identity

Color palette, typography, patterns, stationery and a brand book, so your brand looks the same everywhere.

Social media graphics

Instagram post and story templates, highlight covers and campaign banners that match your brand.

Banners and digital ads

Website banners, Google Ads and display campaigns with a clear message and a strong call to action.

Catalogs, brochures and print

Product catalogs, brochures, business cards and trade-show materials, with print-ready (CMYK) files.

Motion graphics and teasers

Short product intro videos; for bigger projects, see our motion graphics page.

Why we choose your brand palette carefully

Every color carries a feeling; the wrong one sends the wrong message to your customers:

Red

Excitement, urgency and appetite; a favorite of food brands and sales. Strong, so use it with care.

Blue

Trust, calm and expertise; favored by banks and tech companies.

Green

Growth, health and freshness; suits organic and financial brands.

Yellow/Orange

Optimism and energy; great for buttons and calls to action.

Purple

Creativity and luxury; a favorite of art and premium brands.

White/Neutral

Simplicity and clarity; the language of minimal design.

Black/Navy

Authority and elegance; the best backdrop for other colors.

Smart combination

The key is a main color, a complementary color and a neutral, in a 60/30/10 ratio.

How we run a graphic design project

1

Understanding brand and market

We write down your business, audience, competitors and the feeling the design should carry.

2

Research and moodboard

We look at market trends and prepare a style and color moodboard, so we agree on direction before designing.

3

Concepts and initial design

We design several distinct directions, each with a clear reason, not just taste.

4

Feedback and revisions

We apply your feedback, with no limit on revision rounds, until you are fully happy.

5

Full delivery and usage guide

We deliver the final files in every format, with a usage guide.

What you get from Seemerce for your brand

Design that says what your brand really is; from getting to know the brand and its rivals to complete files that stay yours.

5stepsFrom knowing the brand to delivery and guide
3working daysInstagram post pack delivery
3conceptsIn the logo package

Tap any step to read the details behind it.

Innovative solutions for every graphic need

From a logo to a full brand identity; each package gives something specific.

Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.

The six steps leading identity studios follow

We put the published process of five identity studios next to W3C's accessibility rules and lined our own work up against each step.

1

Knowing the brand and the market

All five studios open with discovery: interviews, a competitor review and a look at the audience before any sketch.

With us We write down the business, the audience, the competitors and the feeling it must carry.

2

Research and moodboard

Three of the five hand over a moodboard or creative direction before design so both sides agree.

With us We study market trends and build a style and colour moodboard so we agree before design.

3

Sketches and several distinct routes

Four of the five show genuinely different routes: Malbar two to three, ATIN two to three, Cosmonavt up to three and ADZONE three to four, each with a rationale.

With us We design several different creative routes, each with a clear reason, not just taste.

4

Feedback and refinement

Snapper and ADZONE call two to three refinement rounds typical. Malbar says 40 to 80 micro-revisions happen behind the scenes on the logo, unseen by the client.

With us We apply your feedback with no limit on the number of revisions, until you are fully happy.

5

Considered colour and type

ATIN builds the palette with accessibility in mind and Malbar gives colour values in RGB, CMYK, HEX and Pantone. W3C asks for 4.5:1 contrast for text and 3:1 for graphical parts.

With us Every colour carries a feeling; we pick the palette carefully on a 60/30/10 split and give you the palette tool on this page.

6

Handover and usage guide

All five deliver brand guidelines and three name the file formats outright: vector, PNG, PDF and monochrome versions.

With us We hand over the final files in every format with full vector files and a usage guide; the complete source files are yours.

Sources: Snapper Studio, Malbar Design, Cosmonavt Studio, ATIN Studio, ADZONE 360 (their own published process articles); W3C WCAG 2.2

Six numbers that mark good design work

Not our opinion: the minimums W3C sets for legibility, and how the studios that publish their process work.

4.5: 1 contrast

WCAG 1.4.3 AA

The minimum contrast of body text against its background, for palettes that carry text.

W3C
3: 1 contrast

WCAG 1.4.11 AA

The minimum for interface parts and graphics needed to understand content. The logo itself is exempt.

W3C
2–4creative routes

Concepts

The number of routes studios show before you choose: Malbar 2–3, ADZONE 3–4.

Malbar, ADZONE
2–3rounds

Revisions

The "typical" refinement rounds at Snapper and ADZONE. With us, revisions are not capped.

Snapper, ADZONE
2–4weeks

Logo project

A focused logo project from start to final files, at Malbar.

Malbar Design
8–12weeks

Full identity

A full visual identity with guidelines at ADZONE; 12 to 16 weeks for complex projects.

ADZONE 360

Sources: W3C WCAG 2.2, criteria 1.4.3 and 1.4.11 (logos are exempt from 1.4.11); process articles from Malbar Design, ADZONE 360 and Snapper Studio

Five studios, seven practices

We read each studio's own process article and marked only what it says outright. The last column is what a Seemerce graphic design delivery includes.

PracticeSnapper StudioMalbar DesignCosmonavtATIN StudioADZONE 360Seemerce
Discovery before any design5 of 5Brand and market research
A moodboard or creative direction3 of 5Research and moodboard
Several distinct routes before choosing4 of 5Several routes, each with a reason
Revision rounds stated as a number2 of 5Unlimited revisions until you are happy
Brand guidelines are delivered5 of 5A usage guide and brand book
File formats named3 of 5Full vector files, every format
Print colour values (CMYK)1 of 5Print-ready files (CMYK)

stated on their published page   not stated there (it may still be done)

Sources: the process articles of snapper.studio, malbardesign.com, cosmonavt.studio, atin.studio and adzone.az, read in 2026

How long does building an identity take?

The upper end of each stage, in weeks, in one studio's published process. Visual identity and guidelines always take the longest.

1–22–34–62–6
DiscoveryStrategyVisual identityGuidelines
Each bar is the top of that stage's range; the full range is written above it. The website and launch stages are left out.

Sources: Snapper Studio, "The branding process" (2026); your project's timeline depends on its scope

What a Seemerce graphic design delivery includes

Only what this page already promises, along the same three phases the studios use.

Before design

  • Knowing the brand, audience and rivals
  • Market trend research and a moodboard
  • Agreeing on style before design starts

During design

  • Several creative routes, each with a reason
  • A palette on a 60/30/10 split
  • Unlimited revisions until you are happy

After handover

  • Files in every format, full vector
  • Ready for web and print (CMYK)
  • Complete source files, yours to keep

What we don't do

  • We don't sell template or AI-generated logos in place of custom design.
  • We don't promise one-day delivery; careful work needs time and feedback.
  • We don't quote a final price without a requirements session; our estimates are always realistic.

Graphic design and logo pricing

The price depends on the size of the project; a logo is not the same as a full brand identity. After a short, free requirements session, we send you a clear quote. For small orders, graphic design freelance projects are also available.

Prices are in US dollars and don't move with exchange rates, so there's no need to call for the "real" price.

Logo Design

$25

A simple, conceptual logo to start a brand.

  • 3 initial concepts
  • 2 rounds of revisions
  • Final vector and PNG files
  • Basic color guide
Consult and order

Basic Identity Package

$60

A logo plus essential business stationery.

  • Logo design
  • Business card and letterhead
  • Brand color and font guide
  • Print-ready files
Consult and order
Most popular

Complete Brand Identity Package

$150

A full brand book for serious businesses.

  • Everything in the basic package
  • Complete brand book
  • Social media post templates
  • Email signature and invoice design
Consult and order

Instagram Posts & Stories

$20

A package of 10 ready-to-publish designs.

  • Custom design matched to your brand identity
  • Post and story formats
  • 1 revision per design
  • Delivery within 3 business days
Consult and order

Banners & Covers

$18

A package of 5 promotional banner/cover designs.

  • Website or social media banner design
  • Page and profile cover
  • Print- and digital-ready formats
  • 1 revision
Consult and order

Monthly Graphics Package

$70 / mo

Ongoing social media graphics production.

  • 30 post/story designs per month
  • Brand identity compliance
  • Scheduled weekly delivery
  • 2 revisions per month
Consult and order

Full Enterprise Rebranding

A complete identity redesign for an operating brand, together with brand strategy.

  • Brand strategy and positioning
  • Complete visual identity redesign
  • Enterprise implementation guide
Enterprise
Custom quote
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Frequently asked questions about graphic design

What is good to know before you order graphic design.

How long until my final logo is ready?

Usually 7 to 14 business days, including research, a few first concepts and two feedback rounds. A complete brand identity takes 3 to 6 weeks.

Do I receive the source (editable) files?

Yes. The full vector and source files belong to you, to use however you like.

What if I don't like the first concept?

You tell us what to change and we revise, with no limit on rounds, until it matches what you want.

What information do you need from me to start?

A short brief about your business, audience, competitors and any color preferences; we cover the rest in the requirements session.

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Give your brand a clear face

In a free session, we work out your business's visual direction together.

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How often people search for this, in four markets

Logo design is 49,500 a month in the United States at a difficulty of 98, which is effectively closed. The Arabic equivalent runs 5,400 a month at a difficulty of 35. Same craft, same deliverable, an order of magnitude easier to enter.

Term enteredMonthly search volumeClick costRanking difficultyUser goal
logo design49,500$3.6498Informational
graphic design services8,100$7.1652Commercial
packaging design4,400$3.1736Informational
brand identity design3,600$3.9260Informational
hire graphic designer1,000$9.6950Commercial

Data from Semrush, US database, retrieved 27 August 2026. Search volumes change over time, so treat anything older than three months as a trend rather than an exact figure.

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