Hip-Hop Artist Brand Identity

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Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
My new hip-hop project needs a unified visual identity that starts with a knockout logo and expands naturally into every touch-point fans will see. The logo is the heart of this brief: I want a graffiti-inspired mark rendered in bold, vibrant colours that feel alive on stage graphics as well as tiny social avatars. Think hand-styled lettering, street-art energy, and a colour palette that pops on dark or light backgrounds without losing legibility.

Once the logo is locked, I’ll need matching artwork for a responsive website (desktop and mobile layouts), a header/banner that scales across platforms like YouTube, Spotify and Twitter, and a cohesive social media kit (profile icons, story templates, post frames). Stationery items—digital press-kit cover, letterhead and business card—should also carry the same aesthetic so everything from booking emails to merch inserts speaks the same language.

Preferred tools are Adobe Illustrator for vector logo work, Photoshop for raster assets, and Figma (or a comparable UI tool) for the website wireframes and high-fidelity mock-ups; layered source files are required so my team can make future tweaks. Final deliverables will include:

• Logo pack (full colour, one-colour, and transparent variants, SVG + PNG + EPS)
• Web banner in standard hero dimensions and a version optimised for mobile
• Complete social media set (profile, header, post template, story template)
• Stationery assets ready for print and digital use
• Website design: homepage + one inner page in Figma with style guide

I’ll review drafts at each milestone to be sure the graffiti style and colour intensity stay consistent. If this challenge sounds like your groove, let’s craft an identity that looks as fresh as the beats behind it.
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