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Brand Guidelines Development Brief The Landlord About The Landlord The Landlord is a high-end hospitality brand rooted in a refined lifestyle and a strong attention to detail. The brand operates at the intersection of hospitality, service excellence, and contemporary living. We are now entering a new phase of expansion through a franchise model, which makes visual consistency and brand clarity critical across all markets. Each franchise operates locally while carrying the same brand promise. To support this growth, we are looking to develop a complete, structured, and replicable brand guideline that can be deployed consistently across all physical and digital touchpoints. Objective of the assignment The objective is to create a comprehensive and operational brand guideline that will serve as a reference document for all current and future franchisees. This guideline must allow each The Landlord entity to express the brand with coherence, elegance, and precision, while preserving the emotional and aesthetic codes that define our brand DNA. The guideline should be practical, clear, and easy to use, enabling independent teams to apply it correctly without external supervision. Scope of work The selected agency will be responsible for designing and delivering a complete brand guideline, covering the following areas: Visual identity system Define clear rules for logo usage and placement across all supports, including: Brand extensions (TLL Franchises, TLL Manager, TLL Loyalty Program, TLL Platinum) Bedding and linen (pillowcases, sheets, duvets) Bath towels and spa linen Staff uniforms (shirts, aprons, jackets) Stationery (business cards, menus, envelopes, letterheads) Signage (storefronts, plaques, pictograms, vehicle branding) Packaging (bags, labels, boxes) Color palette Definition of primary and secondary colors Authorized shades and variations Color references (Pantone, CMYK, RGB) Recommended color combinations and contrasts Typography Primary and secondary typefaces Typographic hierarchy (titles, subtitles, body text, captions) Practical usage examples across print and digital formats Iconography and illustrations Definition of a consistent illustration style (minimal, linear, pictogram-based) Creation of an icon system covering hospitality services (reception, breakfast, spa, amenities, services) Guidelines for image and illustration treatment (line weight, spacing, visual tone) Photography direction Artistic direction (lighting, mood, subjects, composition) Storytelling approach aligned with a luxury hospitality universe Visual moodboard Image treatment recommendations (retouching, filters, grain, saturation) Examples of visuals adapted for social media, website, and printed materials Tone of voice and brand language Definition of the brand tone (warm, refined, intimate, elegant) Key vocabulary and preferred lexical fields Do’s and don’ts for brand expression Message examples for social media, email signatures, and printed materials Digital applications Design templates for: Instagram feed and stories Facebook publications LinkedIn posts and banners Layout grids and composition rules Logo, typography, and color integration guidelines Examples of carousels, stories, and short-form videos Printed materials and physical applications Complete stationery system (business cards, menus, envelopes, notebooks, labels) Uniform design guidelines and logo placement Linen and bedding specifications (materials, embroidery, positioning) Branded objects and promotional items Deliverables A complete brand guideline document (digital format) Fully structured, clear, and ready for franchise deployment Visual examples and practical use cases for each section Expected timeline and proposal We kindly ask interested agencies to provide: A detailed proposal outlining their methodology and approach A production timeline with milestones A cost estimate for the full scope of work Relevant references, ideally within hospitality, luxury, or franchise networks

Freelance Womenswear Fashion / Technical Designer

I’m looking for a freelance womenswear fashion designer or technical designer to help translate my design ideas into clear, factory-ready tech packs. This is a short, defined project to start, with potential for ongoing work as the brand develops. Project Scope Create 4 womenswear designs- one is the same design different fabric Translate my concepts into: Flat drawings (front & back) Basic but clear tech packs suitable for manufacturing These designs will be used for sampling and small-batch production with manufacturers in China What I Will Provide Written descriptions of each design- looking for someone who is happy to discuss each design on zoom/phone Reference images / inspiration (e.g. Pinterest or similar) Guidance on: Target customer Desired fit (relaxed / tailored / structured) Fabric ideas (e.g. silk, cotton, viscose, etc.) What I’m Looking For Please apply only if you have experience with apparel production. Required: Experience in womenswear fashion design Experience creating tech packs for factories Understanding of garment construction (seams, linings, closures, etc.) Ability to produce clear, simple flats (not just artistic illustrations) Comfortable working with startup / small brands Ideal (but not essential): Background as a technical designer or garment technologist Experience working with overseas manufacturers Familiarity with small-batch or low-MOQ production Deliverables For each of the 4 styles: Flat drawings (front & back) Basic tech pack including: Construction notes Fabric & trim notes Measurement guidance (can be approximate at this stage) Files delivered as PDF (editable format preferred if possible) Budget Open to discussion — please include: Your price per style or for the full project What level of detail is included at that price How to Apply Please include: A short introduction Examples of womenswear flats or tech packs you’ve created Briefly explain your experience working with manufacturers or production teams Notes This project is for initial sampling, not final production perfection Clear communication and practical production knowledge are more important than high-fashion illustration There may be ongoing work for the right person Thank you — I look forward to hearing from you.

Logo for a family wellbeing brand

ELEMENTS - LOGO & GRAPHIC MARK - DESIGN SPEC Brand context: Soulvive & Elements Soulvive (logo attached as well for reference) is the parent brand focused on helping individuals and families reconnect with themselves, nature, and one another through calm, intentional, life-supportive experiences. Elements sits within Soulvive as a dedicated offering for children and families, designed to support emotional awareness, self-trust, and connection through gentle, nature-led rhythms that fit into everyday life. Elements is not about instruction or performance; it’s about creating steady, meaningful moments that children can grow alongside, while reassuring parents, schools, and institutions through clarity, care, and thoughtful design. Elements is a family-focused brand that is sold primarily to parents, schools, and councils, not directly to children. The identity must therefore signal trust, care, depth, and intentionality to adults, while remaining emotionally safe and non-stimulating for children. CONCEPT: Tree and fingerprint We are gearing towards a symbolic but restrained graphic, rooted in nature, individuality and continuity. We’re thinking of a graphic mark that integrates: - a tree (growth, nature, life, connection) - fingerprint-style lines (individuality, uniqueness, belonging) - implied elements (air, water, earth, growth), without literal icons or labels. This mark should feel: - human - organic - grounded - quietly intelligent - distinguishable and ownable Not: - cute - decorative - whimsical - corporate - overly illustrative The symbol should read as a tree at first glance, on closer inspection, the tree is constructed from fingerprint-like lines. The fingerprint is implied, not literal or forensic Lines should feel organic, continuous, intentional Avoid: perfect symmetry,mechanical repetition, overly tight spacing, high contrast striping Think: growth rings, contour lines, natural flow Not: biometric scanning, security/fingerprint tech, circuit boards Tree trunk and branches should be simplified, elegant, calm. No realistic leaves, detailed bark, illustrative foliage. If leaves appear at all, they should be: extremely minimal, implied rather than drawn, secondary to line structure Elements (air, water, earth, growth) should be felt, not shown. Examples of implication: - upward flow → air - curved continuity → water - rooted base → earth - branching → growth Do not include: literal symbols (waves, clouds, drops, flames), multiple colours to “code” elements Relationship to the word “Elements” Preferred structure: the graphic mark precedes the word “Elements”. OR the wordmark sits beneath the symbol in a calm, balanced way. Rules: - The symbol must not overpower the word - The word must not be turned into a visual trick - No letters should be shaped like branches or lines Typography should be identical or similar to Soulvive Not: playful, childlike, tech-forward, handwritten Please do not explore: logo templates, stock-style fingerprint trees, literal fingerprint ovals, therapy/clinical aesthetics. Several reference images show what we like in principle. What we want you to explore is multiple variations of the same idea with differences in: - line density - proportion - openness vs containment Black on white first before colour is introduced. Colour variations should be in line with the Soulvive logo and fit the objectives criteria. Success criteria We will know the right direction when the mark feels: - calm but not generic - symbolic but not literal - warm but not soft - intelligent but not clever This mark needs to: - reassure adults making purchasing decisions - feel appropriate in schools and public institutions - age well over many years - sit comfortably alongside Soulvive without mimicking it Example logos and graphics we like: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Jieo4wbqsJreXrUg_qYX3xj7qX4vIUh8?usp=sharing

Video Editor - High Energy VSL - Talking Head - Hormozi Style

Project Overview I'm looking for a skilled video editor to transform my 15-minute video sales letter into a high-converting, visually dynamic piece that matches the fast-paced, attention-grabbing style of creators like Alex Hormozi and Ahmad Guzman. This is a talking-head VSL packed with information, steps, and explanations. It needs to be edited in a way that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. What You'll Be Working With Raw footage of me presenting to camera (approximately 15 minutes) Teal background that needs to be removed/replaced (green screen style keying required) Audio that needs cleanup and enhancement Lighting that may need color correction Deliverables Video Editing: Dynamic jump cuts and pacing throughout Kinetic text/typography that reinforces key points Pop-up graphics, callouts, and annotations Smooth transitions and zoom effects (punch-ins, push-ins) Motion graphics and simple animations to illustrate concepts Relevant B-roll integration (you may need to source stock footage) Lower thirds and visual hierarchy for steps/lists Engaging intro and outro Technical Fixes: Background removal/replacement (professional composite) Audio cleanup, noise reduction, and leveling Color correction and lighting enhancement Professional color grade Final Delivery: 1080p or 4K export (we'll discuss) Optimized for online platforms Ideal Candidate Strong portfolio showing high-energy, Hormozi-style editing Experience with VSLs, YouTube content, or direct response video Proficient in After Effects, Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve Understanding of pacing for viewer retention Ability to source and integrate appropriate B-roll Responsive communication and ability to take feedback How to Apply (Required) I've attached a 1-minute sample clip from the actual project. To be considered, please: Download the clip and edit a 10-second preview showcasing your style Include the edited preview with your application Share 2-3 additional portfolio samples (Hormozi/Guzman style preferred) Provide your turnaround time and rate for the full 15-minute project Applications without an edited sample will not be reviewed. Looking forward to finding someone who can make this VSL look incredible and convert like crazy. Link to Sample video: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/120S9BNR-BEnSzCZCvYS8b5yh6PzTgcRi?usp=sharing