The first mark

Logo Design

Your logo is the first thing people see and the last thing they remember. We design it to be simple enough to recall, distinct enough to recognise, and flexible enough to work on a storefront and a tiny app icon alike.

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Why it matters

We don’t start in the software, we start with questions: what do you offer, to whom, and what sets you apart? The answers are the raw material of the idea — and the idea is what makes a logo more than a pretty shape.

We pay particular attention to Arabic lettering: many Iraqi businesses need a mark that balances Arabic and English without either feeling like an afterthought.

What you get

Deliverables

  1. 01Primary logo with horizontal and stacked versions
  2. 02A compact symbol for icons and profile pictures
  3. 03Full-colour and one-colour versions
  4. 04Print-ready files (PDF / AI / EPS)
  5. 05Digital files (PNG / SVG) with transparent backgrounds

Ideal for

Who is it for?

  • New businesses launching for the first time
  • Existing businesses refreshing an outdated logo
  • Restaurants, clinics, shops and start-ups

Pricing

  • Logo designIncludes final digital and print filesIQD 349,000

Prices in Iraqi dinars, including two revision rounds within the agreed concept.

How we work

How we approach logo design

  1. 01Discovery

    We ask about your business, audience, competitors, likes and dislikes.

  2. 02Directions

    We develop considered concepts and present the thinking behind each.

  3. 03Refinement

    We refine the chosen idea over two revision rounds until every detail is right.

  4. 04Delivery

    You receive every file, organised and ready for screen and print.

FAQ

Logo Design FAQ

How long does a logo take?

It depends on feedback speed, but usually one to two weeks from the discovery session.

Do I get the source files?

Yes — you receive editable source files plus final exports for screen and print.

What if I don’t like the first concept?

We present more than one direction, and the price includes two revision rounds within the agreed concept. A full change of concept after approval is quoted separately.

Is a logo on its own enough?

To start, yes. If your brand will appear in many places — social, print, packaging — a full visual identity keeps it consistent.