Graphic design that looks like you every time.
Carousels, brand graphics, slides, and lead magnets for coaches and consultants. Designed to a written rulebook, so the 40th one matches the 1st.
Your graphics look like 4 different businesses.
One carousel came from a template, one from a freelancer who has since gone quiet, one from a VA using whatever font was already open. Each is fine on its own. Together they teach your audience nothing about what you look like, so nothing compounds.
What you get when I design your graphics.
- A written brand look rulebook: type, colour, spacing, and what is never allowed.
- Carousels, single graphics, quote cards, and slides drawn to that rulebook.
- Lead magnet and workbook layouts that match the rest of your material.
- Editable source files, so your team can produce the next one without me.
- Sized correctly per platform, with text that is still readable on a phone.
- A monthly batch if you want it, on a schedule instead of on request.
How a design engagement runs in 4 steps.
Designed to a rulebook, not to taste.
Most design work is unrepeatable because the decisions live in the designer's head. I write the rules down first. That is the difference between hiring a designer and owning a look, and it is why your team can keep producing after the engagement ends.
Graphic design is for you if:
- You post regularly and your graphics do not look like they came from the same business.
- You are briefing the same corrections to every new designer or VA.
- You want carousels on a schedule instead of scrambling the night before.
- You want the source files and the rules, not a locked template you cannot edit.
A look you can describe in writing is a look your team can repeat. A look that lives in someone's taste leaves when they do.
Questions about graphic design work.
Do you do logos and full brand identity?
I do the working brand look: type, colour, layout rules, and the templates you use weekly. If you need a full identity from scratch I will tell you and point you at someone who does only that.
What do you design in?
Whatever your team can actually edit after I hand over, usually Canva or Figma. The rulebook matters more than the tool, and it travels between tools.
Can you match my existing brand?
Yes, and that is the normal case. I write down what you already do well, fix what is inconsistent, and leave the recognisable parts alone.
Is this only for social graphics?
No. Carousels are the most common request, but the same rulebook covers slides, lead magnets, workbooks, and client-facing documents.
Send me 1 carousel. I will redraw it.
1 piece of your work is enough. Within 48 hours you get it back redrawn to a rulebook, free, with no call and no pitch.