Corporate Stage & Promo Design
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I run Cube3 Events, and most of our work revolves around large-scale corporate gatherings. I’m looking for a graphic designer who can take a short brief and turn it into eye-catching, creative, and vibrant visuals without constant hand-holding.
The immediate need is two-fold:
1. Stage concepts that include front-view mock-ups, side elevations, and, when helpful, quick 3D renders so clients can picture the space.
2. Matching promotional assets—backdrops, digital banners, social media teasers, and print-ready posters—that carry the same visual language through every touchpoint of the event.
You should be comfortable sketching ideas quickly, then polishing them in Illustrator or Photoshop (Cinema 4D, SketchUp, or similar for 3D previews is a plus). Expect iterative feedback but also the freedom to pitch bold concepts—we value initiative over template work. Final files must be layered, clearly labeled, and delivered in both editable source formats and high-resolution outputs suitable for print and LED screens.
If you’ve turned blank floors into memorable stages before, let’s talk timelines and see a couple of your favorite corporate event pieces.
The immediate need is two-fold:
1. Stage concepts that include front-view mock-ups, side elevations, and, when helpful, quick 3D renders so clients can picture the space.
2. Matching promotional assets—backdrops, digital banners, social media teasers, and print-ready posters—that carry the same visual language through every touchpoint of the event.
You should be comfortable sketching ideas quickly, then polishing them in Illustrator or Photoshop (Cinema 4D, SketchUp, or similar for 3D previews is a plus). Expect iterative feedback but also the freedom to pitch bold concepts—we value initiative over template work. Final files must be layered, clearly labeled, and delivered in both editable source formats and high-resolution outputs suitable for print and LED screens.
If you’ve turned blank floors into memorable stages before, let’s talk timelines and see a couple of your favorite corporate event pieces.