Graphic Design - VISUALIZATION OF HANDBALL PLAYS
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
We are looking for a freelancer to professionally create handball play diagrams based on provided sketches. The diagrams should illustrate specific handball plays on a half-court field in a clear and precise manner, allowing players to easily understand movement and passing patterns.
The diagrams will be used for tactical training purposes and must be clear, logical, and consistent. Each diagram must follow a provided reference template that must be recreated 1:1.
Project Scope:
Creation of approximately 12 handball diagrams based on provided hand-drawn sketches.
Each diagram illustrates a specific handball play on a handball half-court.
The diagrams are intended to provide clear tactical instructions for players to understand movement and passing sequences for training purposes.
The goal is to create a clear, easy-to-follow visualization that helps players implement the plays efficiently.
Design Requirements:
?️ Field Design
✅ The playing field will be a handball half-court.
✅ The field background must be white.
✅ All field lines (goal area, 6-meter line, 9-meter line, center line) must be drawn in red for clear visibility.
✅ The active play area where the movement occurs must be highlighted with a light grey rectangle for emphasis.
? Players
✅ Each player must be represented as a circle.
✅ Inside the circle, a clear number (1–6) must indicate the player's position:
1 = Left Wing
2 = Left Back
3 = Center Back
4 = Right Back
5 = Right Wing
6 = Pivot/Line Player
✅ Each player should have a unique color that is consistent throughout their movement and passing paths:
Player 1 = Blue
Player 2 = Red
Player 3 = Green
Player 4 = Yellow
Player 5 = Orange
Player 6 = Purple
✅ The circles must be uniform in size with no distortions.
✅ Numbers inside the circles must be clearly visible (no overlaps or unclear digits).
?♂️ Movement Paths
✅ Movement paths are shown as solid lines in the respective player's color.
✅ The line must be interrupted by numbers at certain points to indicate the sequence of movements (e.g., 1, 2, 3 for the first, second, and third steps).
✅ The size of the numbers must be clear and legible without interfering with the path itself.
✅ The lines must be clean, evenly drawn, and free of distortions.
Example:
Player 2 (Red) moves from the left-back position to the center-back position.
The movement path is drawn as a solid red line.
The line is interrupted at three points with the numbers 1, 2, 3 to show the movement sequence.
?♂️ Passing Paths
✅ Passing paths are shown as dashed lines.
✅ The dashed line must start in the color of the passer and end in the color of the receiver.
✅ A small arrow at the end of the dashed line indicates the passing direction.
✅ The dashed lines must be evenly drawn and visually aligned with the solid movement lines.
Example:
Player 2 (Red) passes to Player 4 (Yellow):
The dashed line starts in Red and ends in Yellow.
A small arrow at the end shows the passing direction.
? Format and Size
✅ The diagrams must be created in a consistent size and resolution.
✅ Diagrams must be scalable so they remain clear and legible both digitally (e.g., on a screen) and in print (e.g., DIN A4).
✅ Lines, circles, and numbers must remain sharp and clear even when displayed on smaller devices.
Exact Template Compliance:
? The provided sample sketch serves as a precise reference template.
? Each created diagram must replicate the template 1:1 – deviations from the template are not allowed.
? Color coding, player positioning, line style, number placement, and arrow directions must follow the template exactly.
? Linework must be clean and precise – no distortions or uneven gaps.
? Numbers along movement paths must follow the exact order specified in the sample.
? Passing paths must use the correct colors and include directional arrows.
Deliverables:
✅ File in Photoshop format (PSD) for future editing.
✅ High-quality JPEG export for immediate use.
✅ The Photoshop file must allow for future adjustments (e.g., changes in colors, lines, or player positions).
The diagrams will be used for tactical training purposes and must be clear, logical, and consistent. Each diagram must follow a provided reference template that must be recreated 1:1.
Project Scope:
Creation of approximately 12 handball diagrams based on provided hand-drawn sketches.
Each diagram illustrates a specific handball play on a handball half-court.
The diagrams are intended to provide clear tactical instructions for players to understand movement and passing sequences for training purposes.
The goal is to create a clear, easy-to-follow visualization that helps players implement the plays efficiently.
Design Requirements:
?️ Field Design
✅ The playing field will be a handball half-court.
✅ The field background must be white.
✅ All field lines (goal area, 6-meter line, 9-meter line, center line) must be drawn in red for clear visibility.
✅ The active play area where the movement occurs must be highlighted with a light grey rectangle for emphasis.
? Players
✅ Each player must be represented as a circle.
✅ Inside the circle, a clear number (1–6) must indicate the player's position:
1 = Left Wing
2 = Left Back
3 = Center Back
4 = Right Back
5 = Right Wing
6 = Pivot/Line Player
✅ Each player should have a unique color that is consistent throughout their movement and passing paths:
Player 1 = Blue
Player 2 = Red
Player 3 = Green
Player 4 = Yellow
Player 5 = Orange
Player 6 = Purple
✅ The circles must be uniform in size with no distortions.
✅ Numbers inside the circles must be clearly visible (no overlaps or unclear digits).
?♂️ Movement Paths
✅ Movement paths are shown as solid lines in the respective player's color.
✅ The line must be interrupted by numbers at certain points to indicate the sequence of movements (e.g., 1, 2, 3 for the first, second, and third steps).
✅ The size of the numbers must be clear and legible without interfering with the path itself.
✅ The lines must be clean, evenly drawn, and free of distortions.
Example:
Player 2 (Red) moves from the left-back position to the center-back position.
The movement path is drawn as a solid red line.
The line is interrupted at three points with the numbers 1, 2, 3 to show the movement sequence.
?♂️ Passing Paths
✅ Passing paths are shown as dashed lines.
✅ The dashed line must start in the color of the passer and end in the color of the receiver.
✅ A small arrow at the end of the dashed line indicates the passing direction.
✅ The dashed lines must be evenly drawn and visually aligned with the solid movement lines.
Example:
Player 2 (Red) passes to Player 4 (Yellow):
The dashed line starts in Red and ends in Yellow.
A small arrow at the end shows the passing direction.
? Format and Size
✅ The diagrams must be created in a consistent size and resolution.
✅ Diagrams must be scalable so they remain clear and legible both digitally (e.g., on a screen) and in print (e.g., DIN A4).
✅ Lines, circles, and numbers must remain sharp and clear even when displayed on smaller devices.
Exact Template Compliance:
? The provided sample sketch serves as a precise reference template.
? Each created diagram must replicate the template 1:1 – deviations from the template are not allowed.
? Color coding, player positioning, line style, number placement, and arrow directions must follow the template exactly.
? Linework must be clean and precise – no distortions or uneven gaps.
? Numbers along movement paths must follow the exact order specified in the sample.
? Passing paths must use the correct colors and include directional arrows.
Deliverables:
✅ File in Photoshop format (PSD) for future editing.
✅ High-quality JPEG export for immediate use.
✅ The Photoshop file must allow for future adjustments (e.g., changes in colors, lines, or player positions).