Logo Design Services
Matcha Design has been building corporate identities for companies in Tulsa and across Oklahoma since 2004, and for many more well beyond it. Crafting an identity requires a careful thought process and an understanding of the visual language inherent in logo design. An effective logo must be distinctive and easily identifiable. It must also convey a message — and that requires understanding the organization’s personality, not a cookie-cutter formula.
Before we design a logo, we try to understand your company culture. Sometimes color is best associated with your culture, sometimes a shape. The logo may be pure typography or graphic elements. A stock logo template simply won’t do justice to your organization’s unique qualities.
Versatility in a logo is essential. It must look good and be identifiable in any medium, be it print, web, fax, stitched into a ball cap or polo, or frosted on a glass. We may use multiple versions for different sizes or media.
When refreshing an existing identity, whether modernizing or adapting it to a new medium, we want to maintain the existing heritage of the organization while injecting creativity and updating the design’s relevance.
“As Saul Bass said, ‘Logos are the graphic extension of the internal realities of a company,’ that’s why the design for these silent ambassadors is critically important to your company’s digital presence.”
Featured Logo Design Projects
Logo Design FAQs
How many concepts will we see?
Two to four. More doesn’t mean better. A dozen options usually means nobody made a decision — we’d rather bring you a small number we can defend than a spread that pushes the judgment call back onto you.
What files do we deliver?
Original artwork in the format it was built in, plus every production format you’ll actually need — PDF, EPS, SVG, PNG. A logo has to work in print, on screen, stitched into a polo, and frosted on glass. You get the files for all of it.
What does a logo design project cost?
$1,000 and up, depending on scope.
Do you work with companies outside Oklahoma?
We’ve done a good number of logos in Tulsa, but most of our work is for companies well beyond it. Meetings run online either way.
Do you use AI to generate logos?
No — and the reason is practical, not ideological. Purely AI-generated work can’t be copyrighted. You can still trademark it, but you’re left with a narrower set of protections and often a weaker mark, because generators trained on existing logos tend to converge on the same motifs everyone else is getting. An identity is an asset you’re supposed to own outright. We build it so you do.