Vintage French Instagram Post Designs
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m putting together a series of Instagram posts that echo the refined, heritage-rich aesthetic of Buly 1803—think nineteenth-century French apothecary labels, ornate typography, delicate engravings, and a restrained neutral palette. The goal is to produce scroll-stopping squares that feel authentically old-world yet sit comfortably in a modern feed.
Here’s what I need:
• Fully-designed Instagram post assets ready for upload.
• Each post must seamlessly integrate our product photography, tastefully composed text overlays (short French or English phrases, product names, brief benefits), and bespoke illustrative flourishes reminiscent of hand-etched botanical plates or vintage calligraphy.
• Colour work should stay within muted creams, charcoals, and warm sepia neutrals—no brights, pastels, or deep jewel tones.
• Final files delivered in layered PSD or AI plus web-optimised PNG/JPG, with fonts either outlined or linked to free commercial licences.
Acceptance criteria: the finished posts should be instantly recognisable as belonging to a classic Parisian heritage brand, maintain legibility on mobile, and require no further edits on my end beyond swapping product photos in the smart object layers.
Here’s what I need:
• Fully-designed Instagram post assets ready for upload.
• Each post must seamlessly integrate our product photography, tastefully composed text overlays (short French or English phrases, product names, brief benefits), and bespoke illustrative flourishes reminiscent of hand-etched botanical plates or vintage calligraphy.
• Colour work should stay within muted creams, charcoals, and warm sepia neutrals—no brights, pastels, or deep jewel tones.
• Final files delivered in layered PSD or AI plus web-optimised PNG/JPG, with fonts either outlined or linked to free commercial licences.
Acceptance criteria: the finished posts should be instantly recognisable as belonging to a classic Parisian heritage brand, maintain legibility on mobile, and require no further edits on my end beyond swapping product photos in the smart object layers.