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I’m Sabina, a creative consultant with 15 years of experience across healthcare, construction, and lifestyle. I skip the middle management and agency overheads to work with business owners who value long term brand equity over temporary or short term gains. I bring equal polish to boutique branding and complex corporate assets. I adapt to your scope, ensuring your brand stays authentic to its ethos while maintaining the highest standards and output.
I'm Cecilia, a creative director with almost 20 years turning brands, books and podcasts into work people remember. Cover art for iHeart, Nova and Mamamia. Bestselling book covers. Business Chicks events with Richard Branson and Sarah Jessica Parker in the room. I work with people who know what they want (or trust me to find it), value clear communication over endless revisions, and want a brand that looks as sharp as it sounds. Sydney based, clients everywhere.
I'm an experienced Graphic & Presentation Designer. I can help with logo design, branding development, print brochures, publications, presentations, banners and all sorts of digital design projects. If you have a design idea you'd like to explore, feel free to run it by me! Based in Sydney's Inner West.
Hi 👋 We’re Jana — a creative duo combining marketing and design. With 10+ years of experience each, we bring together two complementary skill sets: Jana — Marketing & Communications specialist with expertise in content strategy, social media, digital marketing, copywriting, campaigns and communications Plinio — Multimedia Specialist specialising in graphic design, advertising, illustration, branding, art direction and visual storytelling. We’re collaborative, reliable, creatively curious and genuinely passionate about making great work.
I'm a Senior Integrated Graphic Designer with 15+ years of experience in Digital, Print, Freelance Services and Marketing Design, working full-time as part of the Marketing Team in Nu Skin Pacific, and as a freelancer at OBUK Design. I specialize in print and digital design, EDMs, social media, reels, signage, stationery, POS, and videos. I have worked in many industries, including: skin care, beauty, wellness, retail, e-commerce, fashion and hospitality, among others. I have +6 years of experience in remote work with worldwide clients from Argentina, Australia, Canada, the UAE, UK and USA. I'm a quick learner and have been involved in copywriting for email marketing and social media as well, creating catchy and attention-grabbing headlines that people enjoy reading. I have a very cheerful and proactive personality, with proficiency in organisation, teamwork and time-management. Let's connect!
I’m Morgan, a freelance graphic designer and creative based in Camden, NSW. I run Egghead Creative, a one‑person design service helping businesses that want sharp thinking, clean execution, and design that actually moves the needle.
I’m a designer shaped by curiosity, culture, and a love for building ideas. My work blends playful experimentation with clear, intentional design. I’m driven by creating things that feel vibrant, human, and full of energy.
Hey I'm Emma - I love to make things look beautiful. My introduction to the design world started in the graphic field - walking through animations, illustrations and social media. These days I do a lot of digital work, in the space of UX, UI and communication and advertising. However I love meshing my skills. On my free time I make music, clothes, delicious meals and dreams come through. Would love to assist you in making your creative vision come to life.
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Front and back layout, typesetting your details, and a print-ready file built to your printer's template. Most gigs include one or two concepts and a round of changes. You should get a print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks plus the source file. If you need several staff versions, say so up front so the designer builds it as a template.
Legibility first. Contact details set too small or in a thin grey are the most common fault, and they defeat the entire object. Good cards commit to one idea, whether that is a strong logo, a bold colour or an unusual stock, and keep everything else quiet. Leave real margin: text crowding the edge looks cheap and risks being trimmed off.
Usually 2 to 4 days from existing brand files, including a round of changes. Add time if the logo needs redrawing as vector first, or if you are choosing a specialty finish and want to see how it sits on the design. Proofread the details carefully before you print, because a typo on 500 cards is a reprint.
You can, and for a sole trader with a clean logo it is a reasonable thing to do yourself. The risks are print setup (bleed, 300dpi, CMYK) and margins that look fine on screen and get trimmed in production. If you are ordering a small run, the design cost is low relative to the reprint you avoid.
The standard here is 90 x 55mm, which is slightly different from the US and European sizes, so do not lift a template from an overseas site. Square (55 x 55mm) and slim formats are available from most printers at a small premium. Confirm the size with your printer before the design gig starts.
Stock weight is the one people actually notice: a 400gsm card feels substantially different from a thin one and costs little more. Matt laminate resists fingerprints better than gloss. Spot UV, foil and letterpress look excellent but need artwork prepared specifically for them, so decide before design rather than after.
In Sydney, a business card designed from existing brand files typically runs $150 to $450. A card designed alongside a new logo or with specialty finish artwork more commonly lands at $500 to $1,200. A staff template covering multiple people usually sits at the upper end. Printing is separate.
The range on this page runs from about $69 to $188 an hour. Nearer $69 is a junior designer, the middle of the band covers most gigs (an experienced designer working solo), and the top of the band is a design lead. A business card is a small job, so most gigs are quoted as a fixed price rather than hourly.
Ask whether they have supplied files to your printer's template before, and look for printed samples in their portfolio. If you want a specialty finish, check they have prepared artwork for it, since spot UV and foil need separate layers set up correctly.
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