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I’m an illustrator and designer based in Perth, Western Australia. I spend my time creating fresh, contemporary work across apparel, branding, and graphic design. Whether I’m working solo or in a studio for clients locally or abroad, my style is heavily inspired by modern visual culture. I love collaborating with people who appreciate clean execution and a purpose that stands the test of time.
Freelance Creative specialising in 3D, motion and graphic design. Self-taught while completing an Advanced Diploma in Graphic Design at Northern Metropolitan TAFE, before joining Perth agency BLOCK as a Junior Creative. Spent three and a half year years creating work that helped brands stand out. Passionate about blending creative with emerging and established technology to craft engaging visual experiences.
I’m Adrian, Creative Director and founder of TrillCo., an independent branding and creative studio in Perth. I specialise in brand strategy, visual identity, graphic design and campaign creative, with particular expertise in sport. I help businesses, clubs and organisations turn ideas into distinctive, practical creative that works across digital, print and real-world touchpoints. Available for project-based work or ongoing freelance support.
I'm a graphic designer based in sunny Perth, Australia, with over five years of experience across branding, typography, and publication design. I primarily collaborate with studios and agencies, partnering with them to help their clients find clarity and cohesion. – Brand identity, brand guidelines & visual direction – Marketing collateral & campaign materials – Editorial, report & publication design – Print production & print-ready artwork – Adobe Photoshop, InDesign & Illustrator – Figma Active communication is an important part of the process for me, so it'd be great to keep in touch with
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A short brief, one or two concepts, an agreed number of revision rounds, then final files. You should get a print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks, a web version for sharing online, and the editable source file. Most gigs cover a single size; ask up front if you need A5, A4, DL and a social version, because resizing properly is design work, not a button.
One message, one action. A flyer works when someone gets the offer and the next step at arm's length in about two seconds. The common mistake is cramming in everything the business does, which turns the whole thing into grey noise. Pick the single offer, make it the biggest thing on the page, and leave real white space around it.
Usually 2 to 5 days once the copy and images are in. A poster with illustration or heavy retouching runs closer to a week. The slow part is almost never the design; it is waiting on final copy and getting sign off, so lock the wording before the gig starts.
For a quick internal notice, yes. Where DIY tends to fail is print setup: files need bleed, 300dpi images and CMYK colour, and a printer will either reject the file or print something duller than your screen showed. If you are printing 5,000 of anything, the design is the cheapest part of the job to get right.
DL (99 x 210mm) suits letterbox drops and counter stands, A5 is the common handout, and A4 works as a poster or menu insert. For posters, A3 covers noticeboards and A2 or A1 suits windows and events. Your printer will confirm stock sizes, and sticking to a standard size is meaningfully cheaper than a custom cut.
A print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks, a flattened JPG or PNG for screens, and the editable source file. Ask for the source file explicitly. It is what lets you or the next designer change a date or a price without rebuilding the whole thing.
In Perth, a single-sided flyer from existing brand files typically runs $250 to $600, and a double-sided or more designed piece $400 to $900. A poster with custom illustration or a full event set across several sizes more commonly lands at $1,000 to $2,500. Printing is separate and paid to your printer.
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. For a straightforward flyer from existing brand files, the lower end is usually fine.
Look for printed work in their portfolio, not just screen mockups, and ask whether they have supplied print-ready files before. Give two or three examples of flyers you like and one you do not. That single step removes most of the back and forth.
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