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Graphic and logo design in the Upstate
Take Part designs logos, brand guidelines and marketing graphics for businesses, nonprofits and communities across the Upstate, from Easley and Clemson to Lake Keowee. Our designer works alongside our photo, video and web team, so your look holds together everywhere it shows up. Projects typically take 1-2 weeks. A simple piece like a flyer starts at $450, and logos and brand identity start at $1,500.
Best for new businesses, nonprofits and communities that need a logo and a look they can use everywhere.
- Founded
- 2020
- Founded
- Clients served
- 50+
- Clients served
What's included
- Logo design
- Brand guidelines
- Marketing collateral
- Infographics
What you get
- Design files
- Brand guidelines
- Source files
Why it matters
- Professional brand image
- Consistent visual identity
- Stand out
How it goes
- 01Brand discovery
- 02Concept development
- 03Revisions
- 04Delivery
Related work
Where we've done this work
“Roy is a smart talented young man. We are so pleased with his amazing talent to help us brand and connect our business to our customers. You will be pleased with his product not to mention his great personality!”
Questions we hear
How is graphic design priced?
A simple piece like a flyer starts at $450, and logos and brand identity start at $1,500. The final price depends on what you need, from a single flyer or logo to brand guidelines and a full set of marketing pieces.
How long does a logo take?
Most design projects take 1 to 2 weeks, including time for your feedback and revisions.
Do you work with businesses in Clemson?
Yes. We are based in Easley and work across the Upstate. In Clemson we designed the graphics for BRIEF, the Blue Ridge Innovation and Entrepreneurship Foundation, along with its website, photos and films.
What files do we get?
Your design files and source files, ready for print, web and social, plus brand guidelines when they are part of the project.
Can you brand a new real estate community?
Yes. For Falls Park at Keowee we created the brand strategy, logo and graphics, then the photos, video and advertising that carried them.
Do you design for nonprofits?
Yes. We designed the logo for Battle Buddies of the Carolinas, which pairs veterans living with PTSD with service dogs, and built its website, photos and video.