Vintage Informational Brochure Design Needed
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I want to turn a collection of text and images into a polished informational brochure that feels unmistakably vintage—think muted palettes, classic typography, and subtle textures instead of heavy retro gimmicks. The goal is clarity first, style second: readers should quickly grasp the information while enjoying an elegant, old-world aesthetic that stands apart from standard corporate collateral.
Here is what will move the project forward:
• Layout and artwork created in Adobe InDesign or Illustrator so I can make future edits.
• Print-ready PDF (CMYK, 300 dpi, with bleeds) plus all packaged source files.
• Consistent vintage look across every page, balancing text blocks and imagery so nothing feels crowded.
• Final size and fold format decided together after your first concept draft.
I have copy, logos, and several hi-res photos ready; you’ll refine arrangements, choose complementary fonts, and add any period-inspired graphic flourishes necessary to hit that timeless feel. Two revision rounds after the initial concept should be enough, but I’m flexible if we need a touch more polish.
If vintage styling is in your wheelhouse and you’re comfortable shaping succinct, informative layouts, I’d love to see a few samples of past brochures or similar print pieces you’ve handled.
Here is what will move the project forward:
• Layout and artwork created in Adobe InDesign or Illustrator so I can make future edits.
• Print-ready PDF (CMYK, 300 dpi, with bleeds) plus all packaged source files.
• Consistent vintage look across every page, balancing text blocks and imagery so nothing feels crowded.
• Final size and fold format decided together after your first concept draft.
I have copy, logos, and several hi-res photos ready; you’ll refine arrangements, choose complementary fonts, and add any period-inspired graphic flourishes necessary to hit that timeless feel. Two revision rounds after the initial concept should be enough, but I’m flexible if we need a touch more polish.
If vintage styling is in your wheelhouse and you’re comfortable shaping succinct, informative layouts, I’d love to see a few samples of past brochures or similar print pieces you’ve handled.