What's included

• Content Creation and Illustration

  Content Outline or Brief: This is a written document that outlines the overall structure, themes, and key points of the content to be created. It helps establish a clear direction and understanding between the client and the content creator. Written Content: This includes the actual written material produced for the project, such as articles, blog posts, social media captions, website copy, scripts, or any other form of written content specified in the project requirements. Illustrations or Visual Assets: The client will receive digital or physical illustrations created specifically for the project. These illustrations can be in various formats, such as high-resolution images, vector graphics, or even animations, depending on the agreed-upon scope. Design Mockups or Wireframes: If the project involves the creation of visual designs or layouts, the client may receive design mockups or wireframes. These provide a visual representation of how the content and illustrations will be presented in their final form, such as website designs, social media graphics, or print materials. Revisions and Edits: The client can expect a certain number of revisions or editing rounds as part of the project agreement. This allows them to provide feedback and request changes to the content or illustrations to ensure they meet their expectations. Final Files or Deliverables: Once the content and illustrations are finalized, the client will receive the final files or deliverables in the agreed-upon formats. These may include editable files, such as PSD (Photoshop) or AI (Adobe Illustrator) files, as well as web-ready formats like JPEG, PNG, or PDF. Usage and Copyrights: Depending on the terms of the agreement, the client may also receive documentation regarding the usage rights and copyrights associated with the created content and illustrations. This ensures that they have the necessary permissions to use and distribute the materials as intended.