Sivas Film Festival
The festival identity carried consistently across posters, digital content and event materials.
Learn moreYou have a logo — but it looks different on the business card, different on social media, and something else entirely in your proposal. That inconsistency makes your brand look smaller than it is.
A brand identity ends that scatter: colours, typography, logo usage and templates are defined in one system. From then on, whoever prepares whichever file, the result looks like your brand.
I run my corporate projects under my agency brand, Lokum Media Browse the cards to see identity work carried into real applications.
The festival identity carried consistently across posters, digital content and event materials.
Learn moreA corporate, trust-building visual language — technical content told through a clean identity.
Learn moreA café identity that keeps the same warmth from menu to packaging, feed to signage.
Learn moreWhy on another site? I run brand identity projects under my agency brand, Lokum Media All visuals and project details live there.
The scope flexes to your needs; the core always stays the same.
Horizontal, vertical, one-colour and negative versions — files ready for every medium.
Primary and supporting colours, with print (CMYK/Pantone) and screen (HEX/RGB) values.
Heading and body typefaces, weights, line spacing and hierarchy rules.
Business card, letterhead, envelope, folder, stamp and invoice layout.
Presentation, social media, email signature and proposal templates.
A PDF guide explaining what to use and how — ready to hand to your team.
A brand-new business and an established company need different things.
Logo, colour and typography with a basic stationery set. Enough core to start fast.
A full identity system with written brand guidelines. The most popular package.
The identity applied to every physical and digital touchpoint.
Typically completed in 3–5 weeks, depending on your approval speed.
We talk about what you do, who you speak to and how you differ from competitors. It starts with a short brief form.
I prepare two distinct visual directions. Together we settle the colour, typography and logo approach.
The chosen direction is applied to all stationery and digital templates, with interim approvals along the way.
The brand guidelines are prepared and delivered in a single folder together with all source files.
Yes. I review your existing logo and suggest small fixes if needed (vectorising, proportion cleanup); then we build the identity system on top of it. A full logo redesign would be a separate line item.
It is the one file you hand to any future designer, printer or agency. Because everything is in writing — from the clear space around the logo to which Pantone gets printed — the brand never drifts.
For the logo: AI, EPS, SVG, PDF and PNGs at multiple sizes. For stationery: print-ready PDFs plus editable source files. For digital templates: Canva, PowerPoint or Figma, depending on what you use.
I don't print, but I prepare press-ready files and talk technical details with your print shop when needed. I can also recommend printers I work with.
Two rounds at concept stage and two during rollout are standard. In practice, the interim approvals mean we rarely even need that many.
The Starter package takes 2–3 weeks, a full brand identity 3–5 weeks. The biggest factor is how quickly feedback comes back.
Most businesses equate branding with getting a logo designed. Yet your customer knows your brand far less through the logo than through the invoice they receive, the sign they see, the proposal they open and the social posts they scroll past. If all of these look different, no logo — however good — will build a memorable brand.
Brand identity ties all of those touchpoints into a single system. Logo design sits at its centre; graphic design work feeds off it, social media content speaks the same language, and your website uses the same colours. Corporate-scale identity projects run under my agency brand, Lokum Media
Let's review your current materials together; I can tell you where to start within minutes.