Vector Logo & Trade Show Booth Graphics Optimization

Vector Logo & Trade Show Booth Graphics OptimizationVector Logo & Trade Show Booth Graphics Optimization

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Brian Moore

• Jul 8

Vector Logo Recreation & Trade Show Booth Graphic Refresh

Project Description:

I'm looking for a graphic designer to help with two projects for our medical device company.

Project 1: Recreate our existing company logo as a clean, production-quality vector file (AI, SVG, EPS, PDF).

Project 2: Refresh our existing trade show lightbox graphics. This is not a redesign. I already have a layout and design that I like. The goal is to recreate it, improve the typography, spacing, alignment, and overall polish, then prepare it for large-format printing.

The booth consists of three backlit panels:

Left: 40" × 80"

Center: 40" × 96"

Right: 40" × 80"

I'll provide all existing artwork, logos, branding assets, and content.

I'm looking for someone with experience in branding and large-format print design who has a good eye for clean, modern design. If we're a good fit, I have additional projects including website design, motion graphics, software animations, and other marketing materials.

Gopi UI/UX + AI

pro

• Jul 8

Hi @Brian Moore

I'd love to help with both projects.

I'm Gopi Prajapati, a Senior Product & Graphic Designer with 5+ years of experience creating production-ready brand assets, vector artwork, trade show graphics, and marketing materials for clients across the USA, UK, and Europe.

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Swayam Goswami

pro

• Jul 9

Hi I had done a lot of tradeshow booth design work earlier. You can check this link- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YfuQErnTwVlOKSOu6TooV9mKI2d-vIkL

Swayam Goswami

pro

• Jul 9

@Brian Moore you can send me a message on contra I am available to chat!

Yahya Vision

• Jul 5

Logo Package — Shuffle®

Got a project? I’m open for commissions – yahyadesign23@gmail.com

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Samuel O

pro

• Jul 5

Nice concept

Anoosha Designs

• Jul 5

Hi there,

I loved your brief! I’m Anoosha, a Brand & Logo Designer specializing in food & restaurant branding.

I’ve attached a sample concept for "D FOR Delicious" to show my style:

Premium Badge Style: Gold + Black gradient gives a luxury restaurant feel

Clear Food Identity: Chef hat icon makes it instantly recognizable

Versatile: Works on packaging, social media DP, and menus

What you’ll get from me:

3 unique logo concepts in 48 hours

Unlimited revisions until you love it

Final files: PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF + Transparent background

My Tools: Canva, Adobe Illustrator, AI Art for mockups

Check my other logo work..

I can start today and deliver the first draft within 2 days. What’s the brand story behind "D FOR Delicious"? I’d love to design around that.

Best Regards, Anoosha Graphic Designer.

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Boluwatife Delight

• Jul 6

One of the best designs I’ve seen today. Really solid work 👏 keep pushing. The gold and black gradient choices give off such a distinct luxury aesthetic. Setting up a strong, cohesive identity like this makes translating the brand into a premium web layout seamless.

Andres Sentis

• Jul 4

This World Cup month, we settled the ball to design the cover system for our blog articles. We were after something simple to run, backed by code that generates random textures to bring each image to life. Here are a few examples.

A blog article is twice as interesting when a sexy cover comes with it ;) Right?

Graphic Design Figma coverdesign design poster

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 7

Generating the cover textures with code instead of hand-designing each one is such a smart way to keep a blog's visual system consistent without it getting repetitive. What are you running that on - some kind of shader or generative script?