Brief
We define the message, audience, placements and deliverables.
The Brands of Fame graphic design team produces social media visuals, ad banners, catalogues, brochures, packaging, presentations and identity work within a single visual system. As a graphic design studio we start every brief by understanding your audience and where the design will live, and we deliver files ready for both screen and print.

Posts, carousels, stories and covers built on consistent brand templates.
Google and Meta ads, web banners and campaign visuals sized for every placement.
Readable, print-ready layouts for product catalogues and brochures.
Shelf-ready packaging that fits production dielines and regulatory panels.
Pitch decks, proposal templates and documents that share one visual language.
Projects that need a logo or identity system are planned with our brand identity service.
Infographics that make complex information clear, and illustrations unique to your brand.
The tangible outputs your team takes over at the end of the engagement.
Every piece follows your identity rules, so you are recognised on Instagram, on your website and on the shelf.
Brief, approval and delivery dates are agreed up front and tracked together.
The same team prepares screen and print files, so colour and size issues are solved along the way.
We define the message, audience, placements and deliverables.
References help us agree on a design direction.
The chosen direction is applied to real content and sizes.
Designs are refined within the revision rounds set in the proposal.
Approved files are prepared as AI, PDF, PNG or SVG depending on use.
We look at the type of work, volume, number of placements, source file needs and timeline, then prepare a project-specific scope and proposal.
The number and scope of revision rounds are set in the proposal before work begins; we don’t assume a fixed number for every project.
Source file delivery, together with font and image licences, is agreed in the proposal. Formats such as AI, PDF, PNG or SVG are chosen to fit your needs.
Yes, a monthly scope can be planned for ongoing production, with volumes and placements agreed in advance.