Eamon Slevin

Independent design · Meath, Ireland

Brand &
logo design.

An identity you can use confidently, from your website to your next social post. Freelance brand and logo design for businesses in Meath and Dublin.

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Start with the business behind the name.

A good identity needs to suit what you do and where people encounter it. I start with your audience, the impression you want to make and the practical places the design will appear, then work on a clear visual direction.

A project that fits.

You might need a logo for a new business, a refresh of an existing identity or a consistent look for a new website. We’ll agree the deliverables and review stages before design begins. I take on selected projects alongside my full-time marketing role.

What we can work on

Logo design & refinement

Develop a new logo or refine an existing one, considering how it reads at different sizes and on light and dark backgrounds. The brief sets the direction and the versions you need.

Colour & typography

A palette and type choices that work together and suit the business. We consider readability and everyday use, from a website heading to a small social graphic.

A joined-up website

Bring the identity into page layouts, image choices and the details of your website. Branding and web design can form one project, or the identity can be prepared for an existing site.

Files & practical guidance

Prepare the agreed logo versions and file formats, with guidance on colour, typography and use. Any templates, print materials or additional applications are scoped separately.

Ryan Kitchens brand identity: a dark wordmark on a warm cream background
The Ryan’s Kitchens identity, created as part of the brand and website project.

From the portfolio

One identity, carried through the website.

For Ryan’s Kitchens, I developed the brand and website together around a clean, modern feel. The logo, warm palette and typography give the service pages a consistent identity. The case study shows the design and its application in the website preview.

Explore Ryan’s Kitchens

How we get there

  1. 01

    Understand the brief

    We discuss your business, audience, existing materials and where you need to use the identity. I confirm the deliverables, quote and timing.

  2. 02

    Develop & refine

    I explore the visual direction and present the reasoning behind it. We use the agreed feedback stages to refine the identity and check it in relevant applications.

  3. 03

    Prepare for use

    Once approved, I prepare the agreed files and usage guidance. If a website is part of the project, we carry the identity into that design too.

A few practical details

Based in Summerhill, Co. Meath, working with businesses in Trim, across Meath and in Dublin. Briefs, feedback and handover can be handled remotely.

Can I commission just a logo?

Yes. We can keep the brief focused on a logo and its agreed versions, or include a wider identity with colours, typography and usage guidance. The quote will make that distinction clear.

Can you work with my existing branding?

Yes. A new website does not always need a new identity. We can review what you already have and agree whether it needs a small refinement, clearer usage or a fuller redesign.

What files and rights will I receive?

Before starting, we’ll agree the final file formats, usage rights and any third-party font or asset licences. That way you know what you can use and whether anything has a separate cost.

Have something in mind?

Tell me about
your project.

A short outline of your business, what you need and your timing is enough to start. I’ll come back to you about fit, scope and a quote.

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