Traditional Hindi Invoice Design and
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need two fully-finished invoices recreated in Hindi as if they had first rolled out of an old treadle printer back in 2004 and were then completed by hand. Each file must be delivered as a high-resolution JPEG.
Here is exactly what I expect you to build into every invoice:
• A clear company name and full address printed in Hindi
• A small, tasteful Ganesha logo anchoring the header
• Distinct invoice number, date, and customer name fields already filled in by you in convincing handwriting
• An itemised table—item description, rate, quantity, amount—again shown in neat Hindi script that looks authentically handwritten over a lightly printed grid
• Final totals, a short “बिल भुगतान हेतु धन्यवाद” note, and a realistic signature / rubber-stamp impression
Visual style must feel traditional: muted inks, slight paper ageing, subtle mis-registration hints from an early-2000s dot-matrix setup, followed by clean pen strokes for the handwriting layer.
Deliverables
1. Invoice A (JPEG, ≥300 dpi)
2. Invoice B (JPEG, ≥300 dpi)
Both images should be ready to print or share immediately without any extra editing. If you work in Photoshop, Illustrator, or Corel, keep your layered source handy so minor tweaks can be made if spelling or numeral placement needs adjustment before final sign-off.
Here is exactly what I expect you to build into every invoice:
• A clear company name and full address printed in Hindi
• A small, tasteful Ganesha logo anchoring the header
• Distinct invoice number, date, and customer name fields already filled in by you in convincing handwriting
• An itemised table—item description, rate, quantity, amount—again shown in neat Hindi script that looks authentically handwritten over a lightly printed grid
• Final totals, a short “बिल भुगतान हेतु धन्यवाद” note, and a realistic signature / rubber-stamp impression
Visual style must feel traditional: muted inks, slight paper ageing, subtle mis-registration hints from an early-2000s dot-matrix setup, followed by clean pen strokes for the handwriting layer.
Deliverables
1. Invoice A (JPEG, ≥300 dpi)
2. Invoice B (JPEG, ≥300 dpi)
Both images should be ready to print or share immediately without any extra editing. If you work in Photoshop, Illustrator, or Corel, keep your layered source handy so minor tweaks can be made if spelling or numeral placement needs adjustment before final sign-off.
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