If you are unsure which stage fits your project, write to us at info@baizedka.com or call +60 14 244 5837. We usually reply within two working days, and the first conversation is always free of charge.
What changes after we start
We begin by reading your materials, your workshop notes, and the way you talk about your craft. That becomes the foundation for every color, typeface, and layout decision.
Your logo, packaging, and social posts share the same visual language. No more separate identities that fight each other across channels.
We design sustainable packaging that protects your goods and communicates their origin. Materials are chosen for durability and honest presentation.
We build content templates and caption structures that let you post consistently without spending hours on design tools or chasing trends.
You receive organized source files, usage guides, and a short walkthrough so you can apply the identity yourself when new needs appear.
Each round of changes is based on written comments from you, not guesswork. We keep the process bounded so the project moves forward.
We keep the process short and legible. Each stage has a clear output, so you always know what you are approving and what comes next. No open-ended timelines, no vague milestones.
We start with a 45-minute call about your materials, your customers, and the way you talk about your work. You send over current packaging, product photos, and any past logos. We map what stays and what needs to change.
Within two weeks you receive a single-page direction: typography pairings, a neutral palette with terracotta accents, and reference images for paper texture and layout. You react to this before we touch any final artwork.
We design two logo routes and one packaging system built around recycled paper and simple printing. You get PDFs and mockups on real product shapes, not abstract screens. Revisions are limited to two rounds at this stage.
The final package includes a logo suite, a one-page brand guide, and three social post templates sized for Instagram and Pinterest. You also receive a short file checklist so your printer and your future collaborators use the same assets.