Look the part, everywhere your customers see you

Branding & design

Hundreds of logos and brand identities, plus the everyday things that keep a business looking sharp — cards, brochures, banners, signage, van wraps. All of it matching your website, so the brand holds together whether someone finds you on Google or behind you at the lights.

Clay-style illustration representing branding and design

New brand,
or a tidy-up?

New business?

A logo, a look and the everyday things that make a newer business look established before it is — done once, properly, so you’re not redoing it in two years.

Established one?

A refresh that keeps what your customers recognise and drops what dates you. Most brands I’m asked to “redo” need a tidy-up, not a new name — and I’ll say which.

What you get

Logo, print, digital — one brand across the lot

Logo, print, digital — one brand across the lot

Logo & identity

A small number of distinct directions to react to — not fifty near-identical ones — then a finished mark with colours, type and a simple guide so it stays consistent whoever uses it.

Print & signage

Business cards, stationery, brochures, exhibition banners, shop signs, vehicle wraps — supplied print-ready, and I’ll deal with the printer if you’d rather not.

Digital

Social templates, email headers, presentations and ad creative that match, so the brand looks the same on a phone as on a van.

How it runs

Brief, concepts, refine, deliver

Brief, concepts, refine, deliver

01

Brief

A conversation about the business, your customers, and what the brand has to say — and what you already have that’s worth keeping.

02

Concepts

A few distinct directions, shown in context (on a van, a card, a site), not as marks floating on white.

03

Refine

The chosen direction developed: colours, type, applications, with rounds of changes built into the quote.

04

Deliver

Files in every format you’ll ever need, and a one-page guide so the next person to use it gets it right.

Honest bit

Most businesses that think they need a new logo need a consistent one

Same mark, same colours, same type, everywhere. If that’s you, the quote will say “tidy-up”, and it’ll be a fraction of a rebrand. If you do need the full thing, I’ll say that too.

Brands I’ve designed

Brands I’ve designed

A clothing brand’s identity carried through to an online shop; a brochure rebrand for a plant-training firm; identities for a property group and a farm kitchen.

All case studies →

The questions people actually ask

What does a logo cost?

Fixed prices per scope — a mark on its own, a mark plus identity, or identity plus print — agreed before I start. You’ll know the figure before I open Illustrator.

Yes, through printers I’ve used for years, at their price; or I’ll supply print-ready files for yours.

Yes. Send me what you’ve got — files, or even just the van — and I’ll work from that.

Yes: designed to the vehicle’s template and handed to a wrapper I trust, or yours.

You do, in every format, from the day the balance is paid.

Start a brand project

Tell me about the business and where the brand needs to appear, and I’ll come back with a scope and a fixed price.

Fixed price per job. Files are yours.

“Phil designed our logo and built our website, and delivered both on time.”

Sally Turner

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Phil Shenton, founder of Fidgety Pixels
Phil Shenton
Fidgety Pixels · Southsea, Portsmouth

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