What does working with me look like?
If you've never worked with a graphic designer or artist before and you're unsure about the entire process, I'll be happy to explain everything. Achieving fully satisfying projects requires collaboration and determining your needs. If you have a rough plan but are not entirely sure what you want or need, we can find a solution together.
What does cooperation look like? - for people looking for a graphic designer
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Let's talk
At the beginning, let's determine what you need and what your expectations are. I would also like to get to know and understand your brand, its activities, and character. It's very important for me to maintain its unique features in the projects. At this stage, let's refine the scope of services and set the deadline for completion.
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Start of project implementation
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Brief
If you'd like me to learn even more about your brand, I encourage you to fill out the brief. It will outline its identity and values, mission, and strategy. This is very important if we want to build a cohesive visual identity for your company.
At this stage, I begin the work. It may vary slightly depending on how complex the project is, but typically it looks like this: based on the information gathered, I create several versions of the project (2-3), which we then discuss together. This stage of work is sketchy, and these are simplified versions of the final project. It's important for me to find out if my concept for this project resonates with you, and to select the version of the project that you like the most. After discussing this part and accepting the ideas, I move on to further work. In the next stage, I have a ready project to show, which we analyze together. If necessary, there is still room for refining the project.
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Project implementation
It's time to create print files and send them to the print shop. I typically rely on trusted companies with whom I've completed various projects before, ensuring that top-notch prints will be produced under their supervision. Of course, I also send the final files to the client.
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And that's it!
So that's all for now. If anything is unclear, feel free to contact me. I'm happy to address any doubts. Please also remember that throughout the project's execution, I'm always available to assist you. I gladly take calls and respond to messages.
How does the cooperation look like? - for individuals looking for an artist to create a painting
1.
Let's talk
Every project is best started with a conversation. What do you need? What painting techniques do you prefer? Do you have specific color schemes, formats? In the first stage of our cooperation, we will determine what you need and what I can do for you. We will also establish the project timeline and provide an initial estimate of the work.
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The finished project
And the work is finished. In case of any comments, we still have the possibility to make final adjustments. Upon acceptance, the paint needs about 2 weeks to thoroughly dry. Then, I apply a layer of varnish, after which no further adjustments can be made.
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Getting started
Brush in hand, and I'm ready to get to work! During the process, I'll be happy to send photos so we can discuss whether the work is heading in the right direction.
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Shipping/customer pickup
Once the painting is ready and the varnish has dried, I can send the painting to you. Rest assured, it will be properly protected against any risks during transit. If you're located near Poznań or Wrocław, perhaps I could personally deliver the painting to you.
How much is it?
Sure, in most cases, the price is one of the important factors for you when choosing the right person to collaborate with. However, to provide a quote, I need to know exactly what you need. Whether the client orders a painting from me or requires a graphic design project, the price is individual and depends on the specific project. After discussions with the client, I create sketches and a work plan, which helps me determine how much time I should dedicate to the given commission. After this stage, I provide the client with a final quote.