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AIVORA

Oxford Landing Page

Graphic Design Agency, Based in Oxford

Most Oxford design studios hand you finished files and disappear. AIVORA's graphic design sits inside the same team that builds your website, your video content, and your email campaigns — so a logo or brand system we design actually gets used consistently everywhere your brand shows up, not just on the page it was made for.

Why this is different

What to expect working with an Oxford-based studio instead of a single-service vendor.

Based in Oxford — in-person meetings available, not just email threads

The team that designs your brand also builds your website and campaigns, so nothing gets reinterpreted between handoffs

Fixed price and fixed delivery date, confirmed before work starts (see /pricing)

Print-ready and digital-ready files delivered together — no separate print studio needed

What's included

Typical deliverables for this engagement.

Logo and visual identity systems
Poster and campaign creative packs
Brand typography and colour frameworks
Print-ready artwork alongside digital/social versions
Design documentation so the brand stays consistent as you scale

Full service breakdown

Graphic Design

This page covers the local angle. For the full service breakdown, problems it solves, and complete FAQ, see the main service page.

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FAQs

Quick answers for this exact search.

Do you only design, or can you print as well?

Both. We design brand systems, posters, and packaging, and we also handle T-shirt and merch printing in-house as a separate service — see our branded merchandise page if you need design and print together.

Are you actually based in Oxford?

Yes. AIVORA is an Oxford studio. We also work with clients across the UK, Europe, and the US remotely, but Oxford clients can meet in person.

How is this different from a freelance designer?

A freelancer hands you files. We're a full studio — the same people who design your brand can build the website and campaigns it needs to show up in, so there's no gap between the brand and where it actually lives.