Mobile Apps Designed to Retain Users and Reduce Dev Rework.

A focused icon set typically takes two to three weeks. A full illustration system runs four to eight weeks depending on asset volume and revision rounds. We provide a specific timeline during the discovery call.

Absolutely. If you have an established visual language, we design within it. If you’re starting fresh, we develop a style built around your brand positioning, product context, and audience expectations.

We work with SaaS companies, startups, mobile apps, enterprise platforms,
agencies, and digital-first brands.

Custom illustrations improve onboarding, strengthen branding, simplify user
experiences, and create more engaging digital products.

Yes. We design scalable icon libraries optimized for product ecosystems, web
platforms, and mobile interfaces.

Absolutely. We create illustration systems aligned with your current brand identity
and design language.

Yes. All assets are delivered in optimized and scalable formats suitable for modern
digital products.

Figma source files plus SVG, PNG, PDF, AI, and EPS exports. All files are organized, named, and ready for use across print, digital, and product environments. WebP or animated Lottie files available on request.

Yes. We design and deliver Lottie animation files as part of our service. Whether you need animated icons, motion illustrations, or looping graphics for product or marketing — we handle it in-house. Lottie files arrive ready to implement across web and mobile.

Three engagement models. Project-based pricing depends on scope: number of assets, complexity, and whether we’re creating a system from scratch or extending an existing one. After a brief discovery call, we provide a fixed quote with no surprises. Retainer clients start with a monthly allocation of hours and can scale up or down. And our Brick Pass subscription plans (BrickLite, BrickPro, BrickMax) give you unlimited access to our design team at a predictable monthly cost — ideal for teams that need consistent creative output without managing project scopes.

Yes, and we encourage it. Many client relationships start with a focused pilot — a small icon set, a handful of illustrations, or a single character design. It’s a low-risk way to evaluate our work, our process, and our fit with your team before committing to a larger engagement.

Freelancers can be great for one-off assets. But if you need a cohesive illustration system, consistency across dozens or hundreds of assets, or visuals that integrate with your product UI — that’s a systems problem, not a single-artist problem. Brickclay brings a dedicated team (not one person), a decade of production-tested processes, documentation and style guides your internal team can maintain, and the ability to scale from 10 assets to 500 without re-onboarding. Plus the accountability of an established agency — we don’t disappear mid-project, and your work isn’t dependent on one individual’s availability.

Yes. Many clients retain us for ongoing illustration support. We scope a retainer arrangement based on your expected monthly asset needs, so you always have access to the same team and the same quality without re-onboarding.