Graphic Designer – Editorial Systems & Apparel Graphics

Hi! I'm looking for a graphic designer to help develop the visual language for the first drop of my unisex streetwear brand, Rich Rebellion. I'm looking for someone who enjoys building original concepts and creating graphics that feel intentional and timeless. The visual direction is inspired by: Archive records Engineering drawings Technical manuals Patent sketches Blueprints Receipts Evidence files Clean typography Information design What I need: For Drop 001, I'm looking for someone to help create three original design assets: 1. Broken Chain Illustration Create an original broken chain illustration inspired by engineering drawings or patent sketches. It should feel technical, minimal, and recognizable enough to become a signature symbol used across the brand..not just for this collection. 2. Archive Record / Proof Document Design an original document that functions as the main back graphic for the shirt. Rather than creating a traditional illustration, I want this to feel like a real archival record. I'm looking for strong document hierarchy, structured layouts, file numbers, stamps, typography, diagrams, annotations, and technical details that make it feel authentic. 3. Embroidery Detail Develop a simple broken chain element that can later be translated into a small embroidered bartack placed on the garment. What I'm looking for I'm looking for someone who enjoys solving creative problems and contributing ideas. Please include examples of projects involving: Editorial design Technical illustrations Brand identity systems Publication or document design Concept-driven graphics If your portfolio mainly consists of trendy streetwear graphics, this project is probably not the best fit. If we work well together, I'd love to continue collaborating on future Rich Rebellion collections and help build a consistent visual language for the brand.