Hard Projects

British Motorcycle Brand Logos

Here it is — short, characterful and written in the Dead Cylinder Co. voice: Dead Cylinder Co. — Project Synopsis Dead Cylinder Co. is a new British print-on-demand apparel and art brand with one purpose — keeping the golden age of British motorcycles alive. We're not celebrating the famous names. We're here for the ones the real enthusiasts know. Velocette. Vincent. Ariel. Scott. Douglas. Sunbeam. Francis-Barnett. Matchless. The marques that built extraordinary machines, raced hard, and quietly disappeared. They deserve better than to be forgotten. We're looking for an illustrator who gets that instinctively. Someone who understands the visual language of a 1950s Motor Cycling magazine spread. Who knows what a Velocette Thruxton sounds like, or why the Vincent Black Shadow still makes people stop in their tracks. The work is a series of original designs across two formats — a logo mark and a vintage advertisement poster for each marque. Think period lithograph poster style, bold serif typography, the kind of illustration that could have run in a 1958 issue of The Motor Cycle and looked completely at home. We have an established brand identity, a full brand guide and an existing Archive collection of nine designs to use as style reference. The aesthetic is set. What we need is craft, authenticity and a genuine feel for the era. If you've ever looked at an old Velocette KTT and felt something — this is your project.

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System integration

I require someone who has worked with Contractor Foreman, KBB Connect, Microsoft Teams, ArtiCad and Xero to provide integrations as necessary for making efficiencies in our operation. The specifics are hard to determine but ultimately, I would want to work with someone who knows how to generate automation where required so that we avoid duplication.

Luxury print planner design — collector's edition, hard cover

I am launching a 90-day creative planner for independent artists, songwriters, and producers called The Room. The planner will be produced as a series of four volumes. I need a designer who can take my completed DOCX content file and design the full planner to a premium, collector's edition standard in A5 format. The object and how it should feel This planner needs to feel like something a creative is proud to carry, something collectable. Think of how the Stanley Cup became a cultural object, people didn't just want it because it worked, they wanted it because owning it said something about who they were. That's the standard. When an independent artist puts this on their studio desk or takes it to a session, it should feel like a deliberate, confident choice. Not a notebook. Not a generic planner. An object with identity.

Custom Rear Bumper Overlay / Add-On for 1964 Porsche

We are looking for an experienced 3D artist / hard-surface modeler to create a custom rear bumper overlay for a 1964 Porsche. We already have: Reference images of the desired design A 3D scan of the original rear bumper The task is to accurately model the overlay/add-on so it perfectly fits the scanned bumper geometry. Requirements Clean and accurate hard-surface modeling Precise fitment to the scanned bumper High-quality topology Experience with automotive parts is preferred Blender experience preferred (other professional 3D software is also acceptable) Deliverables Source project file (.blend preferred) STL export OBJ export Clean, watertight geometry suitable for possible 3D printing later Properly separated parts if necessary Important The overlay must match the original bumper shape precisely and follow the provided references closely.

Word press help finding a form

Hi, Ive got a form on my website that my web designer has done, he hasnt linked the form to a email address so im not sure where the entries are going, he very hard to get hold of and i really need this solved asap, Im also looking for someone to help me on a long term basis with updating the website, etc

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URGENT (24hr) Shopify Build Agency | NDA Required

The project Build a pre-launch waitlist site in Shopify (Dawn theme) for a client’s beauty-tech product. This is not a live store — no checkout/fulfillment. It’s a premium, mobile-first brand + waitlist page to capture email signups. The good news: the hard work is already done. You’ll receive a complete build brief, a paste-ready copy guide (exact text for every section), and all images. This is a fast, well-documented execution job — not design-from-scratch. ⏱ Timeline: This must be completed within 24 hours. Please only apply if you can realistically commit to that turnaround starting immediately. Requirements before we share any materials • Signed NDA — this is client work and confidentiality is mandatory • Agreement to a non-solicitation clause — you agree not to directly solicit or contract with our client outside of our agency Scope of work • Build the homepage (~11 provided sections) per our spec • Configure global theme settings (fonts, brand colors, buttons) • Build supporting pages: About, How It Works, Contact (email only), Blog stub, Policies • Set product to draft/no-checkout; all CTAs = “Join the Waitlist” • Integrate Klaviyo (waitlist capture + welcome flow) • Fast load + clean mobile responsiveness • Hand off full admin access on completion You’re a great fit if you have • Proven Shopify/Dawn experience (Liquid/CSS a strong plus) • Klaviyo integration experience • An eye for premium, clean beauty/DTC design • Availability to start now and deliver within 24 hours • Reliability and clear communication — we’re vetting for a long-term partner Provided after NDA: Build brief, copy guide, all assets, brand colors + fonts, Shopify + Klaviyo access. To apply: 1. Confirm you can complete this within 24 hours 2. Confirm you’ll sign an NDA and non-solicitation agreement 3. Share 2–3 Shopify stores you’ve built (beauty/DTC preferred) 4. Your flat rate for this project

Friendly UK Cold Caller Needed For Local Salon Campaign

I need a friendly, confident cold caller to contact a small list of pre-qualified UK hair salons. These are not random leads. We have already checked that each salon appears on Google but does not seem to have a website or obvious online booking page. The job is simple: Call each salon, try to speak to the owner or manager, and politely explain that we have created a quick sample/mock-up showing how their salon could look with a simple client booking page. This is not a hard-sell job. The goal of the call is simply to ask permission to send the example link. The main question is: “Would it be okay if we sent you the example link so you can have a quick look?” If they say yes, you will record the best way to send it: SMS or WhatsApp. You will update a Google Sheet with the call outcome and any useful notes. What we provide A list of 92 qualified hair salon leads Business name Phone number Location Notes where available Simple call script Google Sheet tracking document Preview/mock-up link What we need from you Friendly UK-style phone manner Confident but not pushy Able to sound natural, not robotic Comfortable calling local businesses Able to take clear notes Able to update a Google Sheet accurately Experience with cold calling, appointment setting, customer service, or local business outreach preferred Simple call approach The call should sound natural and friendly, along these lines: Hi, is that [Salon Name]? I’ll be quick. I noticed you’re listed on Google, but I couldn’t see a website or simple booking page connected to the listing. We made a quick sample showing how one could look for your salon. Would it be alright if we sent you the link so you can have a quick look? If they say yes, please ask: What’s the best way to send it — SMS or WhatsApp? If they are not interested, politely thank them and end the call. No pressure. No arguing. No hard selling. No over-explaining. The only goal is to get permission to send the mock-up link. Required outcome tracking For each lead, please mark one of the following in the Google Sheet: No answer Wrong number Not interested Call back later Owner/manager not available Permission to send link Best contact method: SMS Best contact method: WhatsApp Link sent / ready to send Interested Wants follow-up call Notes Please also add brief notes where useful, for example: “Owner busy, call back Tuesday morning” “Manager asked for WhatsApp” “Not interested” “Said they already have Facebook bookings” Call attempts This first project is for 92 hair salon leads. The fixed price should include: One full calling pass through all 92 leads A second attempt for unanswered numbers where possible Updating the Google Sheet after each call Brief notes on useful conversations Important This is a soft permission-based outreach call. We are not asking you to close sales on the phone. We are not asking you to pressure anyone. We simply want to know which salon owners/managers are happy to receive the preview link. If the work is good, there will be more lead lists and ongoing work. Please reply with Your cold calling experience Your fixed price for calling 92 leads Whether calls to UK numbers are included in your quote Whether you can call UK businesses during normal working hours Whether you are comfortable updating a Google Sheet A short voice sample if available Please start your proposal with the word SALON so I know you have read the brief properly. I am looking for someone friendly, reliable, natural on the phone, and good with notes.

Experienced telesales person

I'm looking for an experienced telesales person to call UK trade counters (builders merchants, plumbers merchants, electrical wholesalers, roofing suppliers etc.) and sign them up as referral partners for FlowTrade — a cash flow management app built specifically for tradesmen. What you'll be doing: You'll be calling branch managers or counter staff, introducing the FlowTrade Partner Programme, and getting them to agree to refer their tradesman customers. There's no hard sell — partners earn recurring monthly commission just for sharing a referral code, so the pitch practically sells itself. The offer you'll be presenting: Free to join — no cost or commitment for the trade counter Commission paid monthly on every active subscriber they refer Tiered rates: 20% (1–10 referrals), 25% (11–25), 30% (26+) We provide QR codes, referral cards, and marketing materials What I need from you: Cold calling UK trade counters from a list I'll provide Logging call outcomes (interested / callback / not interested) Booking follow-up calls or passing warm leads back to me Ideally some experience in B2B telesales or trade/construction sector I'll provide a full call script, partner guide PDF, and all objection-handling notes before you start. Payment is per confirmed sign-up or hourly — open to proposals on structure. Please include any relevant experience calling trade businesses in your application.

3d Mobile Game Assets for UE5.8

Mobile 3D endless runner, Unreal Engine 5.8, Android, portrait. Cyberpunk underworld setting. I need a modular environment kit for an in-game faction called Vantian Industries - an authoritarian surveillance megacorp that owns the city's transit system. The player runs along the track bed at speed; the station is seen mostly from a chase camera behind the character, moving fast. Assets must read clearly at speed. Art direction Palette: matte black, dark gunmetal, chrome edging. Crimson red emissive only. Tone: cold, clinical, oppressive. Brutalist sci-fi - sharp bevelled panels, hard geometry, heavy plating. Not grungy cyberpunk neon; not rusty industrial. Faction mark: a stylised angular "V" chevron (supplied). Applied to panels, pillars, signage. Reference images and existing in-game assets supplied - match that style exactly. Technical requirements - non-negotiable Format: FBX or GLB. Bottom-origin pivot. Real-world scale, metric (I'll supply exact dimensions per asset). Poly budget - this is a mobile game: Modular pieces (walls, floors, ceilings, panels): 500–2,000 tris Props (bench, cabinet, camera, speaker): 500–3,000 tris Hero assets (pillar, train, scanner, roof shell): 8,000–12,000 tris LODs required on everything: LOD0 / LOD1 / LOD2 UVs: Clean, non-overlapping unwrap UV0 = texture UVs. UV1 = lightmap UVs, non-overlapping. Consistent texel density across the kit. No stretching. Textures - power-of-two, PNG, 2048×2048 max (1024 for small props): Base Colour Normal map (state OpenGL or DirectX) Roughness Metallic Emissive mask - greyscale. White = glowing areas only, black elsewhere. ⚠️ Emissive discipline (critical): the red glow must live in a separate emissive mask. Do not paint glow into the base colour. Do not bake lighting into base colour. Collision: simple box or convex collision only. No per-poly collision. Modularity: all modular pieces must tile seamlessly — edges must match on repeat, and pieces must snap to a consistent grid. State the grid size you've worked to. ASSET LIST Core build assets Station roof shell - vaulted/arched modular roof over the station hall Ceiling panel - flat tile for lower covered areas Support pillar - square Vantian structural column Wall panel - plain - basic repeating section Wall panel - vented - with grilles/vents Wall panel - crest/signage - with Vantian identity area Wall corner / end cap - finishes wall runs and turns corners cleanly Platform floor panel - main walking floor, dark wet panels Platform edge / drop wall - vertical face between platform and track bed Track bed / rail trench - recessed floor under the tracks, three-lane width Rail track piec- rails/sleepers, sits on the track bed Stairwell / corridor entrance frame — portal only, no stairs attached Stairs - separate stair module Blast door / sealed doorway - restricted access / blocked route Train - parked, Vantian livery - station dressing and scale anchor Secondary detail assets Hanging station sign - "Sector 07" / "Vantian Central" / "Track 03" style Billboard / propaganda screen frame — wall-mounted; artwork supplied separately 3-seat bench — modular platform seating Ceiling light fitting — Vantian linear light, emissive strip Security scanner unit — checkpoint-style arch Security camera — wall/ceiling surveillance unit Route map / information board PA speaker / alarm node Vent grille module — reusable, wall or ceiling Cable tray / conduit bundle — modular run Utility cabinet / power box Maintenance hatch / service door Platform end barrier / safety bollard Emergency call point / intercom

B2B Telephone Caller UK Natural Soap Wholesale

We are the UK's official distributor of natural soaps. We supply independent gift shops, health stores, garden centres, homeware boutiques, hotels, spas, and lifestyle businesses across the UK with over 300 handmade natural soap lines. We are looking for a confident, warm, and professional telephone caller to make outbound B2B calls on our behalf — introducing our wholesale range to potential new trade customers and following up with existing clients. This is not a hard-sell role. We want someone who sounds friendly and consultative, not pushy. Full call scripts, product information, and contact lists are all provided. You will: Call independent retailers, gift shops, garden centres, spas, hotels, and similar businesses Introduce our wholesale French soap range in a natural, professional way Qualify interest and gain permission to send our catalogue by email Follow up with existing customers to nurture relationships Log brief, accurate call notes after each session We are looking for: Clear, natural British accent Previous B2B telephone or customer liaison experience preferred Confident, personable, and reliable Available during UK business hours Please include a short voice note or recording with your application so we can hear how you come across.

BUSINESS SUPPORT - PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT

UK BASED - SMART... HARD WORKKING THINKERS!! MUST HAVE (SOME PROPERTY EXPERIENCE) OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN & GROW AS PART OF SMALL TEAM - INITIAL (6-8) HR WEEKLY PROJECTS - WORKING VIRTUALLY ON UK & INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY PROJECTS + CHARITY PROJECTS

Paddel court design on CAD

We need a simple layout drawing showing 4 padel courts fitted into an existing hard surface area on our site. We are providing the existing topographic survey (D2R-LSP-02, 1:200 scale). We just need the courts drawn onto it so we have something to work from. This is a feasibility sketch — not a planning drawing. The area available: 51.36m wide x 27.22m deep What to draw: 4 padel courts, side by side in a row across the 51.36m width Each court is 20m long x 10m wide Allow 2.5m run-off at each end of the row (25m total depth) Courts share side walls between them — total row width 45m One access gate per court (2m wide) on the long side Show a net line across the middle of each court Show overall dimensions and a north point Output: One PDF drawing. CAD or hand-drawn is fine at this stage. Timescale: As soon as possible — ideally within 1 week. Fee: Please quote a fixed price. We expect this to be a 2–3 hour job. Please respond to:

UK Land & Development Lead Generation — Full Setup

UK Land & Development Lead Generation System — Full Setup & Execution We are a newly established UK land and development acquisition company. We need one experienced freelancer to build our entire lead generation system from the ground up and keep it running week to week. This is pure execution. No branding, no SEO, no social media strategy. Just building the system and generating conversations. The project has five stages: Stage 1 — Social profile setup Set up LinkedIn company page, LinkedIn personal profile, Facebook page, and Instagram. Consistent messaging across all platforms around UK land and development acquisition. Stage 2 — Lead database Build a targeted database of landowners, developers, promoters, and agents across Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham, Reading, Cambridge, London outskirts, Surrey, Winchester, St Albans, York, and Harrogate. Every record must include name, company, email, phone where available, location, type, and notes. Stage 3 — Outreach system Set up cold email and LinkedIn outreach with multi-step sequences designed to start conversations, not pitch hard. Simple and human in tone. Stage 4 — CRM setup Set up Airtable, HubSpot, or Google Sheets to track every lead. Statuses: new, contacted, replied, meeting booked. Automated follow ups so nothing gets missed. Stage 5 — Weekly reporting Weekly summary of leads added, contacts made, replies received, and meetings booked. To apply please start your proposal with the word Pipeline so we know you have read this brief in full. Then tell us about a similar project you have completed and what results you delivered.

Manchester-Based Client Representative Needed

I am looking for a professional Manchester-based freelance client representative to attend a short in-person meeting on behalf of a cleaning services business. The meeting is with a property management company in West Didsbury, Manchester, this Friday morning at around 10am. This is a one-off paid task, with possible occasional future work if suitable. The business provides cleaning support for letting agents, landlords and property managers, including end-of-tenancy cleans, pre-let cleans, deep cleans, HMO/student accommodation cleans and one-off contractor cleaning cover. Your role would be to attend the meeting professionally, briefly explain the cleaning services, ask questions about the company’s cleaning requirements and contractor process, take clear notes, and report back after the meeting. You will not be expected to agree prices, sign contracts, collect keys, promise availability, or make operational decisions. Any final pricing, availability, documents or agreements will be confirmed by email afterwards. This would suit someone with experience in one or more of the following: Business development Sales Admin Customer service Lettings Estate agency Property management Cleaning management Client-facing freelance work Requirements: Must be based in or near Manchester Must be available this Friday morning at around 10am Must be able to attend West Didsbury in person Must be professional, punctual and confident speaking in a business meeting Must have strong spoken and written English Must be able to send clear written notes after the meeting Must be comfortable attending as a freelance client representative Important: This is not a cleaning job. No cleaning is required. This is also not a hard-sales role. The purpose is to represent the business professionally, understand the property company’s process, answer basic questions, and bring the information back so everything can be confirmed properly afterwards. Please include in your proposal: Your location in/near Manchester Confirmation that you can attend West Didsbury this Friday at around 10am Your relevant client-facing, sales, admin, lettings, property or business experience Your fixed fee for attending the meeting and sending notes afterwards Confirmation that you are comfortable not agreeing prices, contracts, availability or guarantees during the meeting Budget: Fixed fee: £150 May increase up to £200 for someone with strong relevant experience.

Podcast Videographer Needed in Central London

We are a podcast media company looking for a reliable, experienced videographer to film in-person podcast episodes at our studio in Kensington, Central London. This is for a video-first podcast recorded in a professional studio setup. The role would suit someone who is confident with multi-camera podcast filming, understands audio, lighting, framing and on-set workflow, and can manage the technical side calmly and efficiently during the recording. The videographer must be Central London based, or able to travel easily to Kensington. Recordings usually take place between 9am and 12pm/noon. We would expect the videographer to arrive around 10 to 15 minutes before the recording to set up and check everything is ready. We usually aim to record around 3 to 5 episodes per month, although this can vary depending on guest availability and scheduling. We do not record on fixed days, so flexibility is important. We normally know recording dates at least 1 to 4 weeks in advance, but this role is probably not suitable for someone in a full-time role who cannot be flexible during weekday mornings. We are looking for someone who can provide: -- A minimum of 3 professional cameras -- Strong experience filming podcast interviews or similar long-form studio content -- Good knowledge of lighting, framing and camera setup -- Strong understanding of audio recording and backup audio workflows -- The ability to record footage and audio directly during the session -- Their own suitable hard drive or SSD for recording and file transfer -- Backup wireless microphones or a backup audio solution, to be used alongside our main microphone setup We provide the studio, main lights, main microphones and audio mixer, but we need someone who can confidently work with this setup, monitor the recording properly, and make sure everything is captured cleanly. This may become ongoing work for the right person, as we record new podcast episodes regularly. Please include the following in your response: -- Examples of similar podcast or interview work -- Your camera kit list -- Your audio backup setup -- Your availability and flexibility for weekday morning recordings -- Your rate per recording session -- Confirmation that you are based in, or can easily travel to, Central London / Kensington We are looking for someone professional, organised, technically strong, reliable and easy to work with. *Price mentioned is per hour.

Brand identity for Axenara, web studio for hosts and creators

We're Axenara, a web studio that works across hosting, design, development, and consultancy. We host websites, build websites and apps, advise on web services, and manage them once they're live. We also do work for streamers and content creators, and we're heading toward releasing our own web apps based on some of the internal apps we built for ourselves. Our clients range from individuals and creators to small businesses and larger companies. We're rebranding from scratch, alongside rebuilding our web services, and looking for a designer to shape the whole identity with us. The core idea is that Axenara takes the hard parts of the internet off our clients' hands, so they can focus on what they do best. We want a brand that feels warm but capable, modern but not trend-chasing, confident without shouting. The closest reference point is Monzo. They took a category (banking) that everyone assumed had to be cold and corporate, and made it feel human and likeable. The hosting and web services category has the same problem, full of identical blue-and-grey companies, and we want to do for it what Monzo did for banking. Stripe, Linear, and Notion all live in the same neighbourhood as what we're after. The most important part of this brief is how the brand is structured. The model we want to follow is Atlassian. Atlassian have one parent brand (the word Atlassian and its mark) and a family of product brands underneath it: Jira, Confluence, Trello, Bitbucket, Statuspage, and so on. Each product has its own logo, its own colour, its own identity, but they all feel unmistakably like siblings. That family resemblance comes from a small set of rules they've defined internally: every product wordmark is set in the same custom typeface, every product icon follows the same construction language (flat geometric shapes, two or three colours, no gradients or effects), every product owns one colour drawn from a shared palette, and the parent brand has its own colour and stays quiet in product contexts so it doesn't compete with the product. That set of rules is the most important thing we need from you. The Axenara parent brand designed properly, yes, but underneath it a written, named system that says exactly what makes something a member of the Axenara family. Something like "all product wordmarks are set in [X]," "all product icons are built using [Y] construction approach," "all product colours are drawn from [this palette]," "the parent appears at [this scale] relative to the product in lockups." To prove the system works, we'd love to see a couple of concepts for example products: our hosting service, our web development arm, and one of our SaaS tools called ChangeFlow. These are real products that exist or are about to exist, but the brand concepts are demonstrations of how your system applies, not finished product brands. We expect to refine them later or design more products inside the same rules ourselves. A few hard constraints. No blue (the whole category defaults to it and we want out). No generic tech imagery, clouds, servers, globes, swooshes, circuit lines. Beyond that we're genuinely open, and we'd rather see something unexpected than something safe. We're looking for the full parent identity (Axenara logo, variants, colour, typography), a written system of rules that defines how product brands are built underneath it (the typeface, the shape language, the colour palette, the parent-product hierarchy), and demonstration concepts for two or three example products (hosting, web development, ChangeFlow) to show the system in use. It doesn't have to be formal brand guidelines, but the rules need to be explicit enough that we can build the next product's brand ourselves and have it sit comfortably alongside the others. Timeline is flexible, we'd rather get it right than rush. Please share your portfolio, your process, and any ideas you have. We're especially interested in hearing what caught your eye about the brief, or where your instinct would take it. Looking forward to hearing from you.