A consistent look, from your logo to your everyday materials. Plan a new visual identity, refresh existing artwork, or get the next menu, business card, or digital graphic your business needs.
Based in Big Pine Key. Serving businesses from Key West to Key Largo.
The initial conversation is free. Scope, price, and timeline are agreed before work begins.
From one design to a complete visual identity.
You do not need a new logo to get better business materials. We can work with your established identity or develop a new direction when the business needs it.
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Logo & Visual Identity
Establish the foundation: logo work, color choices, typography, and a practical reference for using them. A refresh can keep the parts customers already recognize.
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Print & Business Materials
Business cards, menus, sign artwork, and apparel graphics shaped around the information you need to share and the format it will appear in.
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Digital Graphics
Bring a consistent look to website graphics, social profiles, and promotional artwork. The brief identifies the placements and sizes you need.
Start with a single item or a coordinated set. A website project or complete rebrand is not required.
For this Big Pine Key crane and rigging business, KeysVantage connected the logo with business-card layouts, apparel artwork, and the website’s visual direction. The artwork and labeled mockups show how the same identity carries across those uses.
Keys Welding & Boat Lifts website capture: boat lift services and welding work, with its approved identity.
Finished artwork, with a handoff you can use.
Receive files you can put to work, with the intended uses agreed from the start.
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Designed for its destination
We confirm the sizes, content, and placements the job needs. For print work, share your supplier’s specifications so the agreed artwork can be prepared for that format.
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Versions that fit the job
Identity projects can cover the logo versions and visual references needed across your materials. A single design task stays focused on that piece.
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An organized delivery
Receive approved exports with clear labels and guidance on where to use them. Your proposal identifies editable source files and software or licensing requirements.
Start with the work you need.
These starting points help frame the conversation. Your quote reflects the actual artwork, available files, and review work involved.
A Specific Graphic-Design Task
May start around $75
A defined piece of work or a straightforward update using an established direction.
Agreed content and format
One defined design task
Exports for the intended use
The task and available artwork determine the quote.
These are starting points after review, not a flat price for every logo or set of materials. Your proposal identifies deliverables, concepts, revisions, schedule, and paid assets. Printing, fabrication, installation, and supplier coordination are separate unless expressly included. Photography, naming, and trademark work require separate assessment.
From the first brief to the final files.
Your Client Portal keeps artwork, feedback, approvals, and invoices connected to the project.
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Understand the job
Share the business, audience, existing artwork, and where the design will be used. We identify what can stay and what needs work.
You leave this step withA design brief
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Agree on the scope
Confirm the pieces, sizes, file requirements, price, timeline, and review stages before design begins.
You leave this step withA written scope
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Review and refine
Review the work in the context of its intended use. Give consolidated feedback, then check wording, contact details, and final layout before approval.
You leave this step withApproved artwork
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Receive the agreed files
Get approved artwork and exports with guidance for their use. Further designs or changes can be planned when you need them.
Branding and website design can be planned together, with separate scopes and prices. Printed materials can be planned around the QR Campaigns included with your KeysVantage website package.
Yes. We can design new materials around an established identity. We review the files first and explain whether they need cleanup for the uses you have in mind.
How many concepts and revision rounds are included?
The proposal sets out concepts, review stages, and revision scope. Additional directions or changes beyond that work are discussed before extra work begins.
Will I receive editable files, and who owns the work?
Tell us which files you or another designer will need. The agreement identifies source-file delivery and ownership or licensing of approved final work after full payment. Your materials remain yours; third-party fonts and assets retain their separate terms.
Do you print or install the designs?
The standard service is design and artwork preparation. Printing, fabrication, installation, and supplier coordination are included only when specifically agreed. Share supplier requirements before the files are prepared.
How long does a design project take?
A small update and a new identity involve different amounts of work. The schedule is agreed after reviewing materials and revision needs. Ready content and consolidated feedback help keep the project moving.
Tell us what needs designing.
Share what you need, where it will be used, and any artwork you already have. Start with one design or describe a wider project.
The initial conversation is free. Deliverables, pricing, and timing are agreed before design begins.