Senior, not junior
You get someone who has art directed big campaigns, not a junior learning on your budget.
Senior design help by the project, by the day or every month.
I'm a freelance graphic designer in Perth who has spent 20+ years in agencies like VML and Wunderman Thompson, on work recognised at Cannes Lions and D&AD. Now you can work with me directly, whether you're a small business, a marketing team that needs an extra pair of hands, or an agency that's flat out.
Hiring a freelance graphic designer should be simple. You talk to the person doing the work, you get a clear quote, and the files turn up when they're meant to. I work with Perth businesses on one-off jobs, ongoing retainers and agency overflow, and I'm just as happy designing a flyer as I am a full campaign.
You get someone who has art directed big campaigns, not a junior learning on your budget.
No account managers. You brief me, I design it, you talk to me about changes.
Fixed project quotes, day rates or a monthly retainer, whichever suits your workload.
Happy to work under your agency's name, on your templates and to your deadlines.
A free 30 minute call about the work, the timing and how you like to work.
A fixed price or day rate, agreed before anything starts.
Concepts and finished artwork, with quick turnarounds on feedback.
Print-ready and digital files, organised and named properly, plus source files.
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Small jobs like a flyer or social post set start from around $300. Bigger projects get a fixed quote, and day rates and monthly retainers are available for ongoing work.
Yes. I regularly help agencies and in-house teams with overflow, campaign rollouts and specialist work. I'm happy to work under your brand and sign an NDA.
Mostly I work remotely from the Perth Hills, but I can come in for briefings, workshops and press checks around Perth when it helps.
Adobe Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop for print and brand work, Figma for digital, plus motion and 3D tools when a project needs them. You get native source files at the end.
Agencies are great for big multi-team projects. A freelancer suits you when you want speed, direct contact and senior skills without paying for layers. I've done both, so I'll tell you honestly which fits.
Tell me a little about what you're working on. I'll reply within one business day with honest thoughts — even if I'm not the right fit.