Frequently Asked Questions

Marquee Design Studio offers a wide range of design services, from logos to full branding packages. We can also assist with events, marketing designs (both digital and print), and website design.

While we have a decade of experience in graphic design for the entertainment space, Marquee Design Studio touches industries of all types. Past clients include anything from events to healthcare, real estate, and fitness.

Yes! Assistance with both print and digital designs is warmly welcomed. We can work together on how you are interested in showcasing your brand, whether that is digitally or in the palm of your hand. Marquee Design Studio also is experienced in sourcing where to print your materials, working closely with print shops, and helping to figure out your brand’s ideal asset sizes.

We will have a complimentary kick-off call to discuss your needs and discuss a bit more about how Marquee Design Studio can assist. A few things that are helpful to come to the table with are: Anything stylistically that’s definitely a “yes” Anything that is a definite “no” Style inspiration (either positive or negative) Existing brand materials you would like to maintain (ex. fonts, logos, etc.)

Absolutely! We love a style guide here at Marquee Design Studio, whether we build it from scratch for you or work with something pre-existing.

It depends on the project! If we are working on a logo/branding collaboration, you will receive a whole suite of print and digital ready logo files. If your logo is vector-based, you will also receive .eps files. For print projects, you will receive a final print-ready PDF, plus a packaged InDesign file upon request. Feel free to reach out to learn more about needs for your specific project.

It is required & appreciated that all copywriting and content is provided by the client. Marquee Design Studio can help with sourcing imagery, however the expectation is that copy and general content direction is supplied.

That is a great question, whose answer can be 5 minutes or 50 minutes long! To learn more about the difference between RGB and CMYK, feel free to view this brief explanation (with great visual references!)