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- Member Since: Jan 2010
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Category:Design > Graphic Design
ID:17189
Title:Graphic Design / Marketing / Promotional Materials
Location:Anywhere
Job Description
We provide short fun educational DVDs for children to help them with everyday tasks - e.g. brushing teeth, washing hair etc.
I need to develop a look and feel for all marketing material and products. This project currently consists of:
I need 3 DVD covers and onbody artwork for these 3 DVDs (I have the print templates for these), one A7 ad designed, a pop up banner and a flyer / leaflet and either a big poster or an exhibition panel. I have a logo, and some images (from the actual DVDs) that can be used. I will also provide the text (or content of the text).
I have a short turnaround time on this - I need it finalised for Tuesday 2 February.
Once I have a look and feel that is representative of our company we will be needing to update our website to reflect this new branding. This is not part of the immediate project but will happen at a later date.
I am based in London. Thanks, Caroline
Job Budget
Type:Fixed Price
Budget:Up to £250 (Approx Up to $392)
Additional Information
Attached Files: None
Bidding ends:Bidding Closed
Job Posted:27/01/2010 23:55
Clarification Board
A. J. on 28/01/2010 02:14Hello Caroline,
Would you be interested in working via net? Skype conference? I’´m an experienced graphic designer now living in Portugal and i would be glad to help you with a kids project.
Kind regards
Ana Jorge
L. A. on 28/01/2010 10:10Hello Caroline,
What age group are these directed at?
Do you have a preference for digital imaging or more traditional meadia (paint, colouring pens etc.).
Also, would you like the images to be slightly humouristic or more \
M. O. on 28/01/2010 10:24Let me get this straight - you want 3 DVD inlay cards with disc labels, an advertisement, a leaflet and a big poster or exhibition panel all for less than £250, and, all doing for next Tuesday????
Get real Caroline and stop insulting professional designer's integrity. Go to a local college and offer the project to students with a few quid in their back pockets.
A. F. on 28/01/2010 11:10I agree with Martin thats quite alot of work for such a small amount of money, and the lead time is very short!
S. S. on 28/01/2010 12:04This is a tall order shame it wasnt posted earlier .
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