Permanent Traditional Event Graphic Designer
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,000 INR
I regularly host and help organize religious ceremonies and community-wide festivals, so I’m looking for a designer who can become my go-to partner for every piece of visual material we need. Typical requests include invitation cards, flex boards, stage backdrops, standee banners, and social posts—think “Bhagwat” style announcements and other culturally rooted celebrations.
The visual language should balance timeless Indian motifs with a fresh, modern polish. Rich borders, ornate patterns and classical typography are important, but I still want layouts that feel current and professional.
Final artwork must be delivered in three ready-to-use formats:
• high-resolution, print-ready files for large banners and flex (CMYK, 300 dpi or better)
• optimized digital images for websites or email (RGB)
• correctly sized graphics for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, keeping text inside safe zones
I work with local printers, so layered source files (AI/PSD) and outlined PDF proofs are essential for quick edits. Consistent colour management across versions is a must.
If you’re comfortable handling tight turnarounds, open to ongoing projects, and skilled with Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop or CorelDRAW, let’s start with the next ceremony card and move toward a long-term collaboration.
The visual language should balance timeless Indian motifs with a fresh, modern polish. Rich borders, ornate patterns and classical typography are important, but I still want layouts that feel current and professional.
Final artwork must be delivered in three ready-to-use formats:
• high-resolution, print-ready files for large banners and flex (CMYK, 300 dpi or better)
• optimized digital images for websites or email (RGB)
• correctly sized graphics for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, keeping text inside safe zones
I work with local printers, so layered source files (AI/PSD) and outlined PDF proofs are essential for quick edits. Consistent colour management across versions is a must.
If you’re comfortable handling tight turnarounds, open to ongoing projects, and skilled with Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop or CorelDRAW, let’s start with the next ceremony card and move toward a long-term collaboration.