Rustic Pasta Catalogue Finalization
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
My pasta shop’s catalogue is already sketched out in PowerPoint, but it still looks like a draft. I need it polished into a finished, print-ready and web-friendly booklet that feels authentically rustic and traditional—think warm tones, textured backgrounds, and classic typography that evokes an old-world Italian market.
What’s in place
• All copy is drafted and organised by product.
• Rough page order is set.
• A folder of high-resolution photos is available, though a few items still need new or stock images to match the overall look.
What still needs doing
• Refine the layout so every product page shows the item name, a short description, and its price clearly.
• Weave pictures seamlessly throughout: balance my existing shots with tasteful new images (you may suggest low-cost stock or direct a mini shoot if practical).
• Apply a consistent colour palette, vintage textures, and elegant yet readable fonts.
• Deliver the final catalogue as a print-ready PDF (CMYK, bleeds, crop marks) and an editable source file—InDesign is ideal, but I’ll accept an improved PowerPoint or Illustrator package if that’s your speciality.
• Create a downsized PDF for email sharing without losing clarity.
Time frame & collaboration
I can supply the current PowerPoint, image folder, and brand notes immediately. Once you share the first polished spread, we’ll do one consolidated feedback round, followed by the final export.
If you have a keen eye for traditional design and know your way around InDesign, Photoshop, or equivalent tools, you’re exactly who I need.
What’s in place
• All copy is drafted and organised by product.
• Rough page order is set.
• A folder of high-resolution photos is available, though a few items still need new or stock images to match the overall look.
What still needs doing
• Refine the layout so every product page shows the item name, a short description, and its price clearly.
• Weave pictures seamlessly throughout: balance my existing shots with tasteful new images (you may suggest low-cost stock or direct a mini shoot if practical).
• Apply a consistent colour palette, vintage textures, and elegant yet readable fonts.
• Deliver the final catalogue as a print-ready PDF (CMYK, bleeds, crop marks) and an editable source file—InDesign is ideal, but I’ll accept an improved PowerPoint or Illustrator package if that’s your speciality.
• Create a downsized PDF for email sharing without losing clarity.
Time frame & collaboration
I can supply the current PowerPoint, image folder, and brand notes immediately. Once you share the first polished spread, we’ll do one consolidated feedback round, followed by the final export.
If you have a keen eye for traditional design and know your way around InDesign, Photoshop, or equivalent tools, you’re exactly who I need.