We do not recommend editing your designs once approved, as modifying a logo unnecessarily will weaken the brand you are working hard to create. Exceptions to this would be inverted (white out) and single colour applications. This can usually be achieved by editing vector logo files within Adobe Illustrator - we are happy to modify on your behalf if necessary.

Bitmap files are accepted by most office applications. They are usually 'placed' within a document.

It is usually used in the production of printed collateral, as well as a base for placing in design concepts at a required size. It can be placed in desktop publishing packages, as well as the vector package, Adobe Illustrator.

Pantone® colours are an accurate way of communicating colours across the world - they are used by the majority of printers to enable accurate reproduction from print run to run.

Most office applications readily accept bitmap files, and they are a convenient way of incorporating your branding in your own documents.

A vector file can be scaled using appropriate software to any size with no loss of quality, as it is described using maths, rather than points or pixels, which are finite.

Yes, vector files are provided in .eps format in RGB, CMYK and if applicable Pantone® colourspace.

Because a screen produces colour through emitted light, whereas a printed page reflects light - they are different mediums and colour ranges and radiance are therefore different too.

Yes, we design in black and white from the outset, to assure that your logo is identifiable and works well when reduced to its simplest form.

B&W: Vector .eps, .bmp
Colour : .jpg, .bmp, .eps