Logo Design Oxfordshire | Oxford, Oxfordshire, Chipping Norton, Logo Design, Corporate ID, Identity

About us

Logo Design Oxfordshire has been created by GD Associates and whether it’s designing a new logo (which is why you’re here), website or brochure, we are a graphic design agency who produce high-quality, creative work, both online and in print. We’ll work with you to produce intelligent, creative and compelling solutions that have a measurable effect on your bottom line.

A good logo is distinctive, appropriate, practical and reflect the owner’s ethos. A unique concept is usually behind a great logo, and it will effectively communicate the intended message. A logo should be powerful at any size and effective on various media, whether that’s online or in print. A good logo essentially comes down to two things: a strong concept and great execution.

With our creative expertise and understanding of clients needs we effectively make your budgets work hard, while providing a personalised service that means talking with the designer and not an account manager.

Based in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, we have been established for over 12 years with customers based locally, nationally and internationally, covering a wide range of market sectors.

Our Services

Initial Concepts

Research is a critical stage in the logo design process as this ensures that your logo will set you apart from your competitors.

Developing the logo design concept is where creativity comes into play. Based on the design brief established at our initial meeting, we brainstorm, sketch out ideas and work them up on the computer. Typeface and corporate colours are also considered at this stage to ensure we establish a complete brand identity.

A variety of unique concepts will be produced for you to look through so we can gain your initial feedback and move the project along to the next stage.

Identity Development

Once you’ve narrowed down your favourite logos from the initial concepts it may be time now to make some refinements. This might involve amending fonts, colours or combining elements from different concepts.

We need to make sure the logo concepts you choose work on dark and light backgrounds equally well. You never know where your logo design will be seen, and we need to ensure maximum readability in all situations, whether that's online or in print. Logos should transcend other brand design changes for the most part, meaning your logo also needs to be flexible for future use on corporate literature.

Brand Application

A logo is never seen in complete isolation. On a business card the quality of the card and its finish will speak volumes as will the application of your identity on the outside of a building.

Your logo may also need to be applied to: packaging, brochures, website, emails, letterhead, vehicles, uniforms etc. The combination of these various elements and the way they are designed and produced constitute your brand identity and how you are perceived as a company. If required we can also supply you with a brand guidelines outlining logo application, colour breakdowns and typographic styling too.

Marketing Ideas

Now you have a new logo, shout about it! Whether it’s a leaflet or a full colour brochure, we can help you design stunning marketing literature that delivers results. Producing the right material is crucial in supporting your new brand and helps to get the right message across for your company.

So the first question we ask when approaching a marketing literature project is, what is its purpose? We don't design for designs sake we always keep an eye on the end game, to ensure that the literature does what it is suppose to do. Your literature should reflect your companies identity & values, whilst promoting services.

Blog

New look for Google

Google has a new logo. The iconic four colors and “Google” over a white background remains unchanged, but the font is significantly different, removing the serifs that have been part of the letters for years.

The right colour branding

Your logo is often the first thing customers see on your website, office letterhead, company vehicles and building. Your logo helps to identify your brand, and when customers think about your company.

What makes a good logo?

So what makes a good logo? A great logo won’t determine whether your business sinks or swims; but it will certainly provide a fantastic springboard and gives the outside a world an instant visual impression.