Logo and mark
- Primary logo mark in vector format.
- Logo variations: stacked, horizontal, icon-only, reversed.
- Export pack with all required file formats and sizes.
Branding studio — Tulsa, Oklahoma
My Dark Lab is a Tulsa-based branding studio that builds logo systems, visual identities, brand guidelines, and rollout assets for businesses that need to look serious everywhere they show up — from web and social to print and signage.
What branding actually means
A logo is the most visible part. But a real brand system includes the color palette that makes things feel consistent, the typography that communicates the right level of quality, and the guidelines that make sure the next designer, printer, or vendor gets it right the first time.
Tulsa businesses that outgrow their original identity — or launch without one — often find that every new asset has to be redesigned from scratch, every vendor needs to be corrected, and the overall impression is inconsistent. A branding studio fixes that at the foundation.
My Dark Lab builds brand systems that create a repeatable identity — one that works on a website, a business card, a vehicle wrap, a social media post, and a trade show booth without looking like four different companies.
What a Tulsa branding project covers
Branding projects are scoped to what the business actually needs — not a preset bundle with extras you won't use.
How a Tulsa branding project works
The process is direct — no endless discovery phases, no concept presentations before a single mark is built. The goal is a usable identity that ships on time.
Submit business type, audience, market position, existing brand materials, and any reference examples. Direction is confirmed before design starts.
Primary mark, color, type, and variation options are developed with the confirmed direction. Review rounds are built into the timeline.
The approved mark is expanded into the full deliverable scope — variations, guidelines, application examples, and export files.
Assets are delivered in all required formats, labeled for easy use, with any usage notes, next steps, and support terms included.
Tulsa branding pricing
These are starting ranges. Final quotes confirm exact deliverables, timeline, deposit, and terms before work begins.
Logo suite, color palette, typography system, brand guidelines, and rollout assets for a complete visual foundation.
A primary logo mark built for real-world use — vector, scalable, and delivered in all standard formats.
Stacked, horizontal, icon-only, reversed, and export-ready variants added to an existing mark.
Mini, standard, or comprehensive usage rules for teams, vendors, printers, and developers.
Modernization and cleanup of an existing identity without a full rebuild.
Complete visual identity replacement — new mark, system, guidelines, and rollout assets.
Name exploration with shortlist, domain and handle availability check, and direction recommendation.
Review of existing brand materials across platforms with a gap report and recommended fixes.
Tulsa branding bundles
These bundles are built for common Tulsa business situations. Final scope is confirmed after the project request.
Logo, color, type, guidelines, and a launch-ready identity foundation for a new or refreshed Tulsa business.
A focused first move for a Tulsa business that needs a polished identity quickly without a full system build.
Full brand identity, website, and campaign system for Tulsa businesses positioning for a bigger market.
Tulsa branding questions
A Tulsa branding studio designs and builds the visual identity system for your business — the logo, color palette, typography, brand guidelines, and rollout assets that make your company look consistent and credible everywhere. My Dark Lab also connects brand identity to websites, social media, print, and marketing as connected services.
A focused logo design runs $500–$1,500. A full brand identity package with guidelines and rollout assets typically costs $2,500–$5,000. A complete rebrand for an established business can run $3,500–$7,500+. Starting prices are published publicly on every page at My Dark Lab.
A primary logo mark typically takes 5–10 business days. A full brand identity package with guidelines and rollout assets usually runs 3–6 weeks. Rush timelines are available with a rush fee for projects that need to move faster.
Yes. My Dark Lab works with Tulsa small businesses, startups, established companies, restaurants, local service businesses, athletes, nonprofits, and remote clients. The studio offers tiered options from focused logo-only projects to full brand system builds with website and marketing included.
My Dark Lab serves the greater Tulsa metropolitan area including Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs, Claremore, and surrounding communities. All work is handled remotely, so location in or outside of Tulsa is never a barrier.
Final usable assets in standard formats (SVG, PNG, PDF, JPG) are included with all brand projects. Editable source files — AI, EPS, PSD, or Figma — are available with the source file release fee, which can be included in the project scope upfront.
Yes. My Dark Lab builds brand identity and websites as a connected system. Combining branding and web design ensures the site reflects the identity correctly from launch. Packages that include both are available starting in the $3,500–$8,000+ range depending on scope.
My Dark Lab is an independent Tulsa studio with transparent published pricing, direct production without agency overhead, a full 680+ item service catalog, and experience across founders, restaurants, athletes, events, and nonprofits in Tulsa and beyond. Starting prices are public. Work begins with a clear proposal and confirmed scope.
Policies, add-ons, and operating fees
Rush timing, source files, licensing, vendor coordination, revisions, and monthly support are visible before work begins.
Used only when the schedule requires immediate turnaround and normal queue timing is not realistic.
Applies to approved short-window production requests.
Working/source files are released when scoped, licensed, and paid for.
Applied to overdue balances after the invoice due date.
Whichever amount is greater protects scheduled production time and completed work.
Covers selection, licensing, and handoff management for paid stock assets.
Covers licensed type recommendations, purchase coordination, and usage notes.
Applies when requests move beyond the approved scope or production plan.
Quoted when a project needs more review cycles than originally included.
Physical goods, printed items, shipping, and tax are quoted separately when applicable.
Covers shop communication, file prep, proof review, and production coordination.
Based on recurring creative hours, response expectations, and production load.
Optional management for hosting, updates, small checks, and service coordination.
Optional renewal and DNS coordination for domains managed through the studio.
Optional search visibility review, content recommendations, and tracking support.
Optional analytics review and monthly notes for traffic, conversions, and site behavior.
Optional improvements after launch based on real usage, search behavior, and conversion needs.
Blocks of 5-15 hours for recurring design, content, or production support.
Often included in web packages when scoped up front.
Extended post-launch help for teams that need a longer support window.
Final proposals confirm exact scope, deliverables, timeline, deposit, production costs, licensing, taxes, and support terms before work begins.