Cartoon Equipment Process Illustration
Budget: $10 – $30 CAD
I need a single, eye-catching illustration that I can drop straight into my marketing materials—think brochures, social posts, and trade-show banners. Line-art is fine. I've included an AI generated image to help showcase what I'm looking for. I've included included details of one of the key machine. I'll provide more details once a designer is selected.
The artwork must be unmistakably cartoonish yet still clear enough to highlight two things: the equipment we use and the sequential steps of our process.
Here is what I’m after:
• The equipment should be drawn with enough detail that someone unfamiliar with it can still recognize its key parts.
• The process flow has to read left-to-right so viewers instantly grasp each stage. Simple call-outs, arrows, or numbered markers are welcome as long as they stay playful and on-brand.
• Please include our logo, and use our pink color for accent colors
Deliverables:
1. A high-resolution PNG (minimum 300 dpi, print-ready).
2. The editable source file (AI or layered PSD) so we can tweak text or colors later.
I’ll supply reference photos of the machinery, a rough process outline, and brand colors once we get started. If any part of the brief feels unclear, let me know upfront so we can lock the concept before you dive into illustration.
The artwork must be unmistakably cartoonish yet still clear enough to highlight two things: the equipment we use and the sequential steps of our process.
Here is what I’m after:
• The equipment should be drawn with enough detail that someone unfamiliar with it can still recognize its key parts.
• The process flow has to read left-to-right so viewers instantly grasp each stage. Simple call-outs, arrows, or numbered markers are welcome as long as they stay playful and on-brand.
• Please include our logo, and use our pink color for accent colors
Deliverables:
1. A high-resolution PNG (minimum 300 dpi, print-ready).
2. The editable source file (AI or layered PSD) so we can tweak text or colors later.
I’ll supply reference photos of the machinery, a rough process outline, and brand colors once we get started. If any part of the brief feels unclear, let me know upfront so we can lock the concept before you dive into illustration.