Graphic Design
Graphic Design Menu
The design work that comes after the brand's already built.
- Format
- Fixed price per item · scope and hour cap confirmed in writing
- Updated
- 2026
$150
per item, see menu
Available now
Stationery
- Business cards $350
- Letterhead + envelope $400
- Full stationery suite (cards, letterhead, envelope, matched system) $1,600
Print & signage
- Poster / single-page print design $550
- Menu design (A5) $650
- Menu design (A4) $850
- Menu design (B4) $950
- Menu design (A3) $1,050
- Packaging design (label, box, wrapper) $900
- Signage design (shopfront, window, directional — print-ready, fabrication separate) $750
- Vehicle signage design (single vehicle, wrap or decal, print-ready) $900
- Sticker or label design (single die-cut sticker or product label, print-ready) $350
- Pull-up / trade show banner $500
- Table talkers / QR code table cards $300
- Thank you / gift card design $250
Production artwork for manufacture
- Glassware / drinkware etch artwork (single mark, includes pour line placement spec) $350
- Stamp die artwork (plate stamping, blind or foil stamp, single die) $350
- Embroidery digitising (uniform, cap, apron — includes thread colour matching) $350
- Engraving artwork (metal, timber, acrylic — single application) $350
- Four or more production applications, price each $250
Illustration & icons
- Single custom illustration $650
- Illustration set (3–5 assets) $1,500
- Hero / feature illustration $900
- Icon set (10–20 icons) $1,100
Social media graphics
- 3 post templates + mini brand guide $750
- 6 post templates + style guide $1,200
- 10 post templates + content system map $1,800
Documents & other
- Capability statement / company profile PDF $1,400
- One-pager PDF (service sheet, media kit) $650
- Presentation / pitch deck template (10–15 slides) $800
- Email signature design (branded, HTML) $150
- In-house mural $950/day
How it works
Every price above is fixed and doesn’t include logo design or brand identity — this menu only works once a brand already exists. Get in touch with what you want, and I’ll confirm the brief and hour cap in writing before sending an invoice. If the brief grows past what was agreed, we go back to that written scope together rather than renegotiating the price on this page.
Questions, answered.
- Do I need to already have a brand?
- Yes. This menu assumes a logo, colour palette, and typography already exist — either built by me or handed over from someone else. If you don't have that yet, start with a Brand System first.
- What happens if a job runs over?
- Every item has an internal hour cap that isn't listed here — it lives in the scope email once you confirm what you want. If a brief runs past it, we refer back to that agreement rather than renegotiating the listed price.
- Can I order more than one thing at once?
- Yes — most clients bundle a few items (say, stationery plus signage, or a menu plus table talkers). Tell me what you need and I'll confirm total price and timeline.
- What's production artwork, and how is it different from print?
- Print files go to a printer. Production artwork goes to a fabricator — an etcher, a stamp maker, an embroidery machine — and each one has its own file requirements, minimum stroke weights, and reduction limits. It's the same mark rebuilt to survive the process it's going into. Fabrication itself is quoted by your supplier, not by me.
- What if my supplier rejects the artwork?
- One round of supplier-requested amendment is included in every production artwork item, so a knocked-back file gets fixed without a new invoice. Beyond that it's $150/hr. Send me the supplier's spec sheet before I start and this almost never comes up.
- How many revision rounds are included?
- One to two rounds depending on the item, specified when you confirm the job. Extra rounds are billed at $150/hr.
- How do I actually order something?
- Get in touch with what you want off the menu. I'll confirm scope, hour cap, and timeline in writing, then send an invoice.
