What's included

• Graphic Design and related disciplines

  Branding & Identity: Logo: A final, high-resolution logo file in various formats (e.g., .ai, .eps, .png, .jpg) for different uses (web, print, etc.). Brand Guidelines: A document outlining the brand's visual identity, including logo usage, color palettes, typography, and imagery. Style Guide: A document outlining the brand's visual style, including fonts, colors, imagery, and other design elements. Mockups: Visual representations of how the logo and brand elements will be used in various applications (e.g., website, business cards, social media). Marketing & Communication: Marketing Materials: This could include brochures, flyers, posters, social media graphics, email templates, website design elements, and more. Print-Ready Files: High-resolution files prepared for printing, including bleed and crop marks. Digital Files: Web-optimized files for online use (e.g., .jpg, .png, .gif). Packaging: Packaging Design: Final designs for packaging, including box designs, labels, and other elements. Dielines: Technical drawings for packaging production, outlining folds, cuts, and other specifications. Stage & Environmental Design: Technical Drawings: Detailed drawings of stage sets, environmental graphics, and other design elements. Renderings: Visual representations of the final design, including lighting and materials. 3D Models: Digital models of the design elements for visualization and construction purposes. Exhibition Design: Floor Plans: Detailed plans of the exhibition space, including booth layout, signage, and furniture placement. Visuals: Renderings, 3D models, or other visual representations of the exhibition design. Social Media & Video Editing: Social Media Graphics: Custom graphics for use on social media platforms (e.g., Instagram, Facebook, Twitter). Video Edits: Final edited videos for social media, marketing, or other purposes. Additional Deliverables: Source Files: Original design files (e.g., .ai, .psd) for future editing and customization. Project Documentation: A record of the project's progress, including revisions, feedback, and decisions.