We are seeking a skilled designer to create medical advertising and marketing materials. The content will be provided, and we have a logo and business card formats too. We are in need of Welcome packets, brochures, one pagers, and other outreach materials. While website design is not mandatory, it is a welcome skill, as we will be designing one too. The ideal candidate should have experience in print design, advertising and graphic design and creating branding kits.

PROJECT BRIEF: Unscripted — Wordmark Logo What this is: Unscripted is a premium YouTube documentary series about professional wrestling history. The format is Ken Burns meets 30 for 30 — cinematic, authored, serious. This is not a fan channel. This is a media brand built to compete with The Ringer, The Athletic, and ESPN Films in terms of production quality and editorial credibility. The subject matter is wrestling. The treatment is journalism. What I need: Six wordmark concepts. Just the word UNSCRIPTED — no icons, no submarks, no mascots. Typography only. Each concept should feel distinct from the others and represent a genuinely different creative direction. I am not looking for variations on a theme — I want six real options I can choose between. The six directions I want explored: Prestige television — Dark field. Heavy serif or high-contrast serif. The kind of typography you'd see on an HBO or Netflix title card. Authoritative. Cinematic. Feels expensive. Editorial / print — Clean sans-serif. Think newspaper masthead energy. The kind of wordmark The Atlantic or The Ringer would use. Confident without being loud. Works equally well in black on white and white on black. Documentary film — Something that feels like it belongs on a festival documentary poster. Possibly mixed weight — a light typeface with one element that anchors it. Restrained. Intelligent. Tension / contrast — Play with the irony built into the word itself. UNSCRIPTED applied to a scripted sport. Explore what that tension looks like typographically. Crossed-out letters, strike-through treatment, a word that looks like it's fighting itself. One bold creative swing. Minimal / modern — Ultra-light weight. Maximum letter-spacing. Almost disappears into the background. The kind of mark that signals confidence through restraint. Think luxury brand territory. Bold and ownable — Something that could live on a hat or a t-shirt and be immediately recognizable. Heavier weight, tighter spacing, something that works as merchandise from day one. Deliverables for each concept: Show it on a white background Show it on a black background Show it at thumbnail scale (roughly 200px wide) so I can see how it holds up small Color: Present everything in black and white only for now. We will discuss accent color as a second step once a direction is chosen. References to study before you start: 30 for 30 title sequences and packaging The Ringer wordmark and editorial typography Ken Burns documentary title cards — specifically The Civil War and Baseball HBO and Netflix prestige drama title treatments The one rule: It has to work as a still image on a YouTube end card. No motion, no animation dependency. It lives or dies as a static mark. What success looks like: I show this wordmark to someone who has never heard of professional wrestling and they immediately understand this is a serious, premium media brand. That is the bar.

Seeking an experienced graphic designer to create custom branded assets for a partnership with a major sports league. We highly prefer someone who has worked in the NFL, MLB, NBA or NHL world. We are creating a custom line of products that will span 30+ teams.

Seeking a graphic designer to create a logo for a boat name that will be vinyl printed by a local shop. The design should be simple, bold, and suitable for vinyl printing. The project is short-term and requires entry-level proficiency. The ideal candidate will have experience in logo design and vinyl printing.

I am seeking a talented graphic designer to create packaging, labels, and brand assets for my premium small-batch granola company. Our products are sold through boutique hotels, specialty retail stores, local markets, coffee shops, and cafés. I am looking for designs that convey quality, craftsmanship, and a premium artisan aesthetic while highlighting the unique character and exceptional quality of our granola. The packaging should be visually appealing, memorable, and well-suited for both retail shelves and hospitality settings.

I need someone to help me design a journal that will be self-published on Amazon. I need a custom cover created based on example images and I need interior layout. The project is part-time and expected to last 1 to 3 months. The ideal candidate should have experience in graphic design and print design.

Project Overview: I am looking for a talented, fast-moving graphic designer to create a custom, curated sticker sheet for a new sports memorabilia product called FanCaps (miniature baseball caps used to dress up and display autographed baseballs). We need a single sheet template containing roughly 10–12 unique, high-energy, baseball-themed typography stickers and graphic elements that users can peel off to customize their mini helmets. What you will be designing: A mix of classic baseball typography, broadcaster calls, and collector slang. We want a bold, fun, yet clean aesthetic (a mix of vintage varsity fonts, athletic script, and modern sticker vectors). Here is the exact list of text/sayings we want included on the sheet: "It’s Outta Here!" "Going, Going, Gone!" "A No-Doubter!" "The Grail Ball" "Certified Classic" (styled to look like a cool, distressed rubber ink stamp) "Game Used / Fan Approved" "Dinger" "Yard Work" "The Show" Plus 2-3 small graphic accent stickers to fill out the sheet (like tiny red baseball stitching lines, a mini home plate, etc.). Sizing & Technical Constraints (Crucial): Because these stickers will be applied to a 3D curved miniature helmet surface, strict sizing rules apply so they don't crease or wrinkle: Main Front Logo Text: Must fit within a bounding box of 1.25" Wide × 1.0" High. Brim Sayings: (e.g., "It's Outta Here!") Must be designed with a subtle upward arch/curve to lay flat along a curved visor brim. Max size: 2.0" Wide × 0.5" High. Side Panel Banners: Max size 1.75" Wide × 0.85" High. Accent Fillers: Tiny standalone graphics max 0.75" × 0.75". Required Deliverables: 100% scalable vector source files (Adobe Illustrator .AI and high-resolution vector PDF). Color profile set to CMYK (commercial bulk printing standard). A dedicated, clean "Die-Cut" or "Kiss-Cut" vector outline layer so our printing manufacturer knows exactly where the stickers peel off. To Apply: Please submit a link to your portfolio highlighting previous sticker sheet layouts, typography work, apparel graphics, or sports merchandise branding. We are ready to hire and kick this project off immediately!

We have a logo concept and need it converted into true vector artwork. The ideal candidate will have experience in graphic design and vector graphics, ensuring high-quality output. Attention to detail and creativity are essential for this project.

Looking for a long-term freelance graphic designer to support a growing sign company. Projects include vehicle lettering, signs, window graphics, and more. The ideal candidate will have experience in sign design and be able to deliver high-quality designs consistently. This is a part-time engagement with a focus on ongoing support.

We are seeking a skilled graphic designer to enhance our corporate presentations in Google Slides and create engaging social media assets. The ideal candidate will have experience in presentation design and social media asset creation, with a keen eye for detail and creativity. Responsibilities include designing visually appealing slides, creating consistent branding elements, and producing social media assets that align with our brand identity.