Brochure Design Jobs

I already have the logo, copy, images, and ideas on layouts for my new dog-training and dog-walking venture communications creative —I now need everything rebuilt for professional printing, to ensure that there is quality printing. Scope of work • A 3-panel, double-sided leaflet (six sides total) • A 9-page A4 welcome booklet "Welcome pack" • A single-page A4 flyer • A small booklet 8 small sections that can be folded into small booklet (that can fit in back pocket) What I will supply All text, imagery, current mock-ups, and a short brand guide so you can match colours, spacing, and overall style. I’ll also share sample font references that capture the look I’m after. Production requirements • 300 DPI minimum resolution ...

Project Title: Experienced Canva Designer Needed: Transform Webpage Content into a High-End PDF Guide / Brochure Overview: We are seeking a talented graphic designer experienced in Canva to adapt an existing webpage into an elegant, high-impact PDF guide and brochure. All written copy, structure, and high-resolution photo assets are complete and ready. Your objective is to take this content and transform it into a clean, modern, and visually engaging document that reflects our brand identity and delivers an inspiring, seamless reading experience for prospective students and retreat participants. Reference & Source Content: Source Webpage: High-resolution imagery, logo files, and brand colour codes will be provided upon project kickoff. Scope of Work: Layout & Editorial Composi...

Project Scope - Event: NJSBA Conference – Atlantic City, NJ • Large-format trade show backdrop/banner – visually impactful and easy to understand from a distance • Marketing brochure – presenting OEM Source's IT asset lifecycle and technology solutions • Business cards – consistent with the updated event design and OEM Source branding • Print-ready production files as well as editable source files Design Direction We are looking for a minimal, premium, technology-focused aesthetic rather than a traditional corporate brochure or overly busy trade show display. The designer should understand visual hierarchy and recognize that a booth backdrop is not a giant brochure. Messaging needs to be readable and understandable within a few seconds...