Kidney Disease Awareness T-Shirt Design -- 2
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I am looking to raise awareness for an underrepresented cause - Childhood Kidney Disease, specifically, Atypical Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome. I need a creative individual to design informative and striking T-shirts that will serve this purpose.
Key requirements:
- Please capture the theme of disease awareness subtly yet effectively.
- The designs should create a powerful statement and spark conversation.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proven experience in graphic design
- A strong portfolio showcasing diverse design styles
- Excellent understanding of color theory
- Background in designing for causes, charities, or health sectors is a plus.
I am looking for impactful designs that will help us raise awareness of the the Royal Children’s Hospital and to wear at Melbournes Runs for the kids.
We would like something similar to the images attached, except the Koalas stretched/ look as though they are hand draw in black and white if possible. ‘Isabella’ is just the example name, we would love some personalised ones and some plain ones also. And the quote we would like oh the back is ‘Give that they may grow’
Key requirements:
- Please capture the theme of disease awareness subtly yet effectively.
- The designs should create a powerful statement and spark conversation.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proven experience in graphic design
- A strong portfolio showcasing diverse design styles
- Excellent understanding of color theory
- Background in designing for causes, charities, or health sectors is a plus.
I am looking for impactful designs that will help us raise awareness of the the Royal Children’s Hospital and to wear at Melbournes Runs for the kids.
We would like something similar to the images attached, except the Koalas stretched/ look as though they are hand draw in black and white if possible. ‘Isabella’ is just the example name, we would love some personalised ones and some plain ones also. And the quote we would like oh the back is ‘Give that they may grow’