Brand work that
survives contact.
Logos, identity systems, marketing assets — built so a junior employee with Canva can keep the look consistent six months from now without calling me.
Identity that ships.
Brand projects fail in the handoff. The logo is fine, the deck is gorgeous, and three weeks later the social posts look nothing like it. Inconsistency isn't a taste problem — it's a system problem.
M13 design work is built around the team that will use it: the part-time marketer, the office manager who runs the Instagram, the salesperson who needs a quote template by Thursday.
You get the marks, the type, the colour, the rules — and the templates that turn those rules into Tuesday's Instagram post without a designer in the loop.
What lands in your folder.
Logo system
Primary, secondary, mark, wordmark — in every format your team will ever need. SVG, PNG, EPS, single-colour, knockout. Zip file, indexed, done.
Type + colour
A pairing that works on web and print, with hex / RGB / CMYK / Pantone for each colour. Plus the rules for when to use what.
Brand sheet
One PDF that covers everything a contractor or agency needs to stay on-brand. Not a 60-page guidelines doc — the one-pager that gets used.
Marketing graphics
Ad creatives, social tiles, lead-magnet covers, one-pagers. Designed once, delivered as Canva or Figma templates your team can edit.
Print + collateral
Business cards, vehicle wraps, signage, trade-show banners, branded merch artwork. Print-ready files, vendor specs handled.
Decks + proposals
Pitch deck, sales deck, proposal template — built in Google Slides or PowerPoint so non-designers can update them without breaking the layout.
Recent identity work.
A snapshot of brand projects shipped this year — some greenfield, some refresh, all still on-brand months later.
