Adult Social Card Game Design
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m developing a conversation-driven card game aimed at adult reading circles and need a visual identity that makes the deck feel instantly engaging yet easy to navigate. The job covers two connected pieces: the deck itself (standard playing-card size) and a concise companion booklet that explains the rules and offers discussion prompts.
What I already have
• Core mechanics, card text, and booklet outline
• Clear mood references pointing toward a relaxed, contemporary “social salon” vibe
What I need from you
1. A production-ready layout for 54 standard-size cards: front art, typography, backs, and a colour palette that feels friendly but sophisticated.
2. A matching, print-ready booklet (around 12 pages) that introduces the game, provides examples, and encourages group discussion.
3. Press-ready files (PDF/X-1a or similar) plus working files (Adobe Illustrator or InDesign preferred) so I can tweak future editions.
Acceptance criteria
• All artwork fits standard poker dimensions with a 3 mm bleed and safe zone.
• Text remains legible when printed at 300 dpi on coated stock.
• Booklet follows the same visual language and exports cleanly to both print and screen PDF.
If you’re comfortable marrying crisp vector graphics with clear, reader-friendly layouts, I’d love to see a few relevant samples and hear how quickly you could move from concept to final files.
What I already have
• Core mechanics, card text, and booklet outline
• Clear mood references pointing toward a relaxed, contemporary “social salon” vibe
What I need from you
1. A production-ready layout for 54 standard-size cards: front art, typography, backs, and a colour palette that feels friendly but sophisticated.
2. A matching, print-ready booklet (around 12 pages) that introduces the game, provides examples, and encourages group discussion.
3. Press-ready files (PDF/X-1a or similar) plus working files (Adobe Illustrator or InDesign preferred) so I can tweak future editions.
Acceptance criteria
• All artwork fits standard poker dimensions with a 3 mm bleed and safe zone.
• Text remains legible when printed at 300 dpi on coated stock.
• Booklet follows the same visual language and exports cleanly to both print and screen PDF.
If you’re comfortable marrying crisp vector graphics with clear, reader-friendly layouts, I’d love to see a few relevant samples and hear how quickly you could move from concept to final files.
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