Logo-only project
A focused logo project is a good fit when your broader brand direction is already in place and you need a clear identity to launch or refresh.
Tell us what you needAustin logo design should give you more than a mark on a screen. Left Hand Design creates custom logos in Austin for businesses that need a clear identity, practical files their team can use, and a mark that holds up across websites, packaging, print, signage, and everyday brand use.
Could we be a good fit?
Logo design can be the right next step when your identity needs to work in more than one place. We start by listening to what your business needs, then build around the places your customers, team, and vendors will actually see it.
The right logo is not just memorable. It should feel like your business and work wherever you need it.
What you receive
Every project is a little different. Before we send over the files, we make sure you know which version to use, what to send to vendors, and how to keep the identity looking consistent after launch. If you need more than a logo, explore our logo and branding service.
Ready for real life
Your logo should stay recognizable wherever your business sells, serves, ships, signs, and communicates.
What affects the price and timeline
Logo pricing depends on what your business needs the mark to do. A focused logo project, a complete identity, and a launch-ready brand are different kinds of work. We will plan the right project around what you need, where the logo will be used, and when it needs to be ready.
A focused logo project is a good fit when your broader brand direction is already in place and you need a clear identity to launch or refresh.
Tell us what you needA complete identity gives your team logo variations, color, typography, spacing, and simple guidelines to keep the brand consistent.
See what can be includedIf the logo needs to move straight into packaging, web, print, signage, apparel, or other materials, we can plan those pieces together.
See logo and brandingSee the work
Take a look at the range, craft, and applications across real projects. These examples show how a logo can grow into packaging, signage, websites, apparel, and more.
Logo and pizza-box branding made for a pizza box customers see every day.
View the Kizza Pizza project
Logo and brand direction extended into wine packaging and a wider identity system.
View the 5 Soul Wine Co. project
Identity work for a craft-led business where the logo needs to communicate quality at a glance.
View the Cypress Millworks project
Product branding carried into packaging, online store materials, collateral, and brand guide assets.
View the Hoss Straps project
Logo development and signage that keep the identity clear in a real healthcare setting.
View the Greene Orthodontics project
A high-visibility logo system designed for motion, merchandise, and fan-facing use.
View the Riley Herbst // NASCAR projectHow it works
We keep things straightforward: learn about your business, agree on a plan, explore ideas, refine the strongest direction, and give you files you can confidently use.
Share what you are working on, what needs to change, where the logo will appear, and what needs to be ready first.
We talk through your audience, competitors, timeline, budget range, and whether you need a logo or a wider identity system.
We gather the goals, likes, dislikes, use cases, and practical details that will guide the work.
You will see original logo directions with enough context to understand how each idea could work in real life.
Focused feedback helps us refine the chosen direction and make the colors, type, lockups, and applications work together.
We organize the approved files, color versions, brand notes, and any launch materials included in your project.
A few common questions
Every project is different, so we will talk through the details together. Here are a few helpful answers before you reach out.
Every project is different. A logo-only project is a different size than a full identity with a guide, packaging, website, signage, or launch materials. Tell us what you need, and we will help shape the right project.
We will outline a timeline with you. It depends on the project size, number of people involved, feedback rounds, final file preparation, and any launch materials you include.
We agree on the number of review rounds before we begin. The goal is focused feedback that helps us make the strongest direction even better.
Your agreement will spell out ownership and usage rights for the final selected logo before work starts. Unused concepts and source materials are separate unless the agreement says otherwise.
Depending on your project, final delivery can include vector files, PNGs, SVGs, color versions, one-color versions, horizontal and stacked lockups, social or web assets, print-ready artwork, and brand guide materials.
Absolutely. If you need it, we can carry the logo into websites, packaging, signage, apparel, environmental design, print materials, menus, style guides, and campaign graphics.
No. We are based in Austin and work with Austin-area, Texas, and nationwide clients through a remote-friendly logo and branding process.
Send your current logo if you have one, examples you like and dislike, your audience, competitors, timeline, budget range, decision makers, and every place the logo needs to appear. We can help with the rest.
Take the next step that feels most useful—look through the work, explore the wider identity service, or see how we can help bring the brand to life.
See the broader service for logo variations, brand guidelines, and connected identity work.
For product brands that need bottles, labels, cartons, or retail-ready systems.
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