Catalogue, Poster & Logo Design
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I run a spare-parts business and want to refresh how my products are presented. I need three connected pieces of work:
• A modern, sleek catalogue built around product descriptions and clear photographs of each part. No pricing tables for now—just clean layouts that let the images and text breathe. A print-ready PDF plus an easy-to-share digital version are both required.
• A set of matching posters sized for WhatsApp: one square (broadcast) and one vertical (status). These should echo the catalogue’s look so everything feels like one family.
• A new logo and the small set of symbols we already use incorporated consistently throughout all artwork. I’ll provide the existing marks; you refine or rebuild them so they fit the new style.
Deliverables
1. Editable source files (AI/PSD or equivalent) for catalogue, posters, and logo
2. High-resolution PDFs/JPEGs optimised for print and mobile sharing
3. A brief style guide noting the colours, fonts, and logo usage for future work
If you’re comfortable taking high-res product photos or guiding me on how best to supply them, let me know; otherwise, I’ll deliver the images. Consistent typography, balanced whitespace, and sharp alignment are essential acceptance points.
• A modern, sleek catalogue built around product descriptions and clear photographs of each part. No pricing tables for now—just clean layouts that let the images and text breathe. A print-ready PDF plus an easy-to-share digital version are both required.
• A set of matching posters sized for WhatsApp: one square (broadcast) and one vertical (status). These should echo the catalogue’s look so everything feels like one family.
• A new logo and the small set of symbols we already use incorporated consistently throughout all artwork. I’ll provide the existing marks; you refine or rebuild them so they fit the new style.
Deliverables
1. Editable source files (AI/PSD or equivalent) for catalogue, posters, and logo
2. High-resolution PDFs/JPEGs optimised for print and mobile sharing
3. A brief style guide noting the colours, fonts, and logo usage for future work
If you’re comfortable taking high-res product photos or guiding me on how best to supply them, let me know; otherwise, I’ll deliver the images. Consistent typography, balanced whitespace, and sharp alignment are essential acceptance points.