Corporate stationery
Business cards, letterheads, envelopes, folders and presentation templates.
From business cards to catalogues, packaging to posters — I create designs that speak the same language at every touchpoint of your brand.
I don't download a template and drop your logo on it. Every piece starts from your brand identity, audience and the medium it will live in. Files are delivered print-ready — no "this can't be printed like this" surprises at the print shop.
A wide range — from print to digital, packaging to outdoor advertising.
Business cards, letterheads, envelopes, folders and presentation templates.
Brochures, catalogues, posters, flyers, invitations and menu design.
Feed posts, story templates and campaign visuals.
Product packaging, labels and box design — delivered print-ready.
Web banners, email templates, presentations and ad creatives.
Signage, vinyl, vehicle wraps and trade-show stand design.
Work from different fields. All corporate projects live in my agency portfolio at Lokum Media.
Three weeks, one visual language across every channel from posters to digital banners — 60+ assets.
Learn moreLogo work across industries — from cafés to law firms, energy companies to kindergartens.
Learn moreCampaign design for coffee shops, film festivals, energy companies and publishers alike.
Learn moreFour steps, firm delivery dates and print-ready files.
We pin down what will be produced, where it will be used and when it is due. If you have existing identity files, I'll ask for them.
I prepare and present two distinct directions. Once you pick one, we get into the details.
You get two revision rounds on the chosen direction — fine-tuning colour, typography and layout.
CMYK, correct resolution, bleed and trim all set. Files go straight to the print shop.
Files that won't bounce back from the print shop. Colour profile, resolution and margins all prepared.
I deliver the design print-ready; you can hand it to your own print shop. If you prefer, I refer you to printers I trust and follow the process. Printing costs are not included in the design fee.
Two rounds on the chosen direction is standard. Scope changes — new pages, different formats, a concept switch — don't count as revisions and are priced separately.
If my calendar allows, yes. Single-page pieces can go out the same day, multi-page catalogues within a few days. Rushed delivery carries an extra fee, stated clearly in the quote.
Copywriting is not included in the design fee, but I edit and tighten the text you have. If you like, we can add copywriting as a separate line item.
When needed, I use licensed stock and itemise the licence cost in the quote. For product and venue imagery I recommend my own photography — the result is always more distinctive.
Of course. I deliver the source files and templates; your team can produce recurring pieces themselves.
Same product, same price, same service — yet one gets chosen more often. The difference is usually in the presentation. A well-crafted catalogue, a readable menu or a consistent social feed makes your brand taken seriously. Poor design plants doubt even when the product is good — and customers avoid risk.
The foundation of graphic design is your logonuz ve brand identity. When that is clear, every new piece is produced quickly and consistently; when it is not, every design starts from zero. That is why I plan logo, identity and social media work together on most projects. Current price ranges are in my 2026 graphic design price list article.
Tell me what needs producing and when; I will send the scope and price the same day.