Logo design

From idea to a strong logo.

From a first sketch, photo or AI design to a completely new concept. Teamdigital turns it into a recognisable, technically usable logo.

Discuss your logo

You don't need a finished idea yet.

Pencil sketch of the Timbertravel logo: a camper van, pine trees and the wordmark, with construction lines

Any starting point

You don't have to start with a blank page.

Some clients want a completely new logo. Others already have a clear picture that just needs to be worked out professionally. Both are possible.

  • Just a name or an idea

    We set the direction together and design the logo from scratch.

  • A doodle or sketch

    We turn the core of your idea into a balanced design.

  • A photo or reference

    We translate the look you want into a logo of your own that works.

  • An existing logo

    We refresh it or redraw it without losing what makes it recognisable.

  • A small or blurry file

    We rebuild the logo so it can be used sharp and at any size again.

  • An AI-generated design

    We carefully redraw it and, where technically possible, keep the look, shapes and colours you chose.

  • Create
  • Develop
  • Rebuild
  • Redraw technically

Teamdigital can come up with your logo, work it out, rebuild it or redraw it technically, keeping the recognisable look and colours. The starting point differs. The result always has to be professional, recognisable and usable.

From reference to final result

How Timbertravel's idea took shape.

Timbertravel rents out motorhomes and wanted a logo with a distinctly retro feel. The client supplied a reference image as a visual direction. From that mood, we built a logo of their own, step by step.

Reference image supplied by the client: a retro Volkswagen van in green and cream
Reference image supplied by the client
Reference image supplied by the client: a retro Volkswagen van in green and cream
Reference image supplied by the client

01 The client's direction

The brief was clear: a retro look that instantly says travel and motorhomes. The client supplied this image as inspiration for the mood they wanted. It was the starting point, not the final logo.

First pencil sketch of the Timbertravel logo: a classic camper van in front of pine trees, with the word Timbertravel

02 The first sketch

We translated the chosen direction into a new composition with a classic camper van, pine trees and a strong wordmark. At this stage we are mainly looking for shape, proportion and recognisability.

Refined pencil drawing of the Timbertravel logo, with more detail in the van, the trees and the lettering

03 Refining the design

The illustration was refined, the details came together and the lettering became part of the whole. That is how a first idea grows into a design that stays recognisable at small sizes too.

Final Timbertravel logo in black and white: camper van with luggage on the roof, pine trees and the wordmark

04 The final design

Before any colour is added, a logo has to work in black and white. The shapes, lines and proportions were cleaned up into a clear, reproducible whole.

Final Timbertravel logo in colour: a green camper van in front of pine trees, with the wordmark in shades of green

05 Colour and character

Natural greens and warm accents reinforce the adventurous retro character. The result is recognisably Timbertravel and works across different applications.

A reference didn't become a copy. It became the start of an identity of its own.

Built to be used

A strong logo has to work everywhere.

A logo is used large and small, in colour and in black and white, on screen and on paper. That is why we look at how the design holds up in every format while we work on it.

  • Large and small

    Recognisable on a shop front or a vehicle, and still legible as a small icon.

  • Colour and black and white

    The shape has to stay strong without colour too.

  • Light and dark

    Where needed, a variant for light and dark backgrounds.

  • Screen and print

    Sharp on websites and social media, and scalable for print.

Final Timbertravel logo in black and white: camper van with luggage on the roof, pine trees and the wordmark Final Timbertravel logo in colour: a green camper van in front of pine trees, with the wordmark in shades of green
Timbertravel in black and white and in colour, large and small.

Delivery

Files you can build on.

A logo shouldn't just look good on a screen. You also need to be able to use it without problems in print, on clothing, vehicles and social media, and in whatever comes next.

  • Logo in colour and black and white
  • Files for online use
  • Scalable files for print
  • Transparent backgrounds
  • Colour codes and the typefaces used
  • Additional variants where the design needs them

We agree up front which versions and files are included in your project.

Way of working

Clear from start to delivery.

  1. Starting point

    You send us your idea, sketch, example, existing logo or AI-generated design.

  2. Direction

    We discuss what needs to stay and what you want to use the logo for.

  3. Design

    We design or rebuild the logo and work in the feedback we agreed on.

  4. Delivery

    You receive the agreed files for online use and print.

Clear up front

A clear price before we start.

The price depends on the starting point. Redrawing an existing logo technically is a different job from coming up with a completely new one. After a short review, you receive a clear price and a clear scope of what will be delivered.

Have your design reviewed

Feel free to send your existing file, sketch or example.

Already have an idea, sketch or design?

Send us what you have. We'll look at it personally and see how we can turn it into a professional, usable logo.

Discuss your logo