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Best freelance Artists for Craft Beer to hire in 2025

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Start by clearly listing what you want the artist to create. Think about the style and feel of the work. It's like planning a picture in your mind that the artist will paint. Consider the details and any special things you want included.
A creative brief should tell the artist about your vision. Explain why the project is important and who will see the art. Share details about colors, themes, and styles you like. Think of it as a roadmap for the artist to follow.
Consider how complex the artwork will be and talk about it in phases. Allow time for feedback and any changes. Think of setting mini-goals along the way, like stepping stones to finish the whole project.
Decide if emails, video calls, or chat messages work for you. Regular chats can help catch problems early. Think about how often you want updates and check-ins. This will keep everyone on the same page.
Share your brand's story and values with the artist. Show them past work and any guidelines you have. Imagine it as giving them the pieces of a puzzle to create a picture that fits your brand.
Look for styles and projects similar to what you need. Pay attention to the details in their past work. Consider if their style matches your vision. It's like finding the right paint colors for your picture.
Talk about what finished work will look like and any formats needed. Think about the art's use, like on a website or in print. It's important to agree on what 'done' looks like for both you and the artist.
Welcome them with all the info they'll need to start. Share access to any tools or platforms they'll use. Think of it as giving them a welcome package so they feel comfortable and ready to go.
Be clear and kind in your comments. Point out what you love and what might need change. It's like adding more blue to a painting—you want to guide, not change the whole picture.
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