About the studio
A one-person logo studio for Bangladeshi businesses that want a mark, not a meme
The reason most logos in Bangladesh fail is not bad taste. It is a broken process. A buyer messages a group, gets a price of 2,500 taka, sends a paragraph in Bangla mixed with English, receives four flat colour mockups in two hours, picks one, and the file arrives as a single PNG on a white background. Nobody asks about the business, the audience, the print partner, or the next five years. That is not logo design. That is logo guessing.
I run things differently. Every project starts with a 30 to 45 minute call where I ask uncomfortable questions: who is your buyer, who do they currently choose instead of you, what do you want them to feel in the first three seconds, where will this mark live, and what is your honest budget for printing and signage. Only after that do I open a sketchbook. The first thing you see is hand-drawn exploration, not finished mockups.
I have been designing and shipping work for Bangladeshi clients for about five years now, mostly across Dhaka, Chattogram and Rajshahi, plus a steady flow of diaspora founders launching back home. The studio is small on purpose. You talk to me on WhatsApp, you approve concepts with me, you receive files from me. There is no account manager, no junior, no handoff.
Pricing starts at 50,000 BDT for a logo-only project with full brand kit. Tiered work goes up to 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT when stationery, packaging direction and full identity systems are involved. Custom programmes for groups of companies, franchises or rebrand-plus-website projects start at 3,00,000 BDT. Payment is split 50% to begin and 50% on delivery, and there is a design-approval guarantee: we do not move to file delivery until you actually approve a direction.
See pricing in BDT