Hi, I'm Aaron,

a Melbourne based designer taking on identity, print, packaging, social media and web development projects.

A little bit about me...

When you work with me, you get a designer first and foremost, not a web company trying to print or a printer trying to design.

I’ve been in this game a long time now and I do my best to evolve with it. I started out in my professional life as a graphic artist at a large format print company, then moved into graphic design. As the design world has changed so has my skill set. I like to have a grasp on all aspects of the design process so that I can deliver an end-to-end experience for my clients.

Over the years I have collected quite an assortment of industry contacts from specialist printers to web hosting companies. As a result, I can offer you the whole package from concept to completion, or alternatively I can provide you with some industry insights and handy advice to get you on your way.

My clients include entrepreneurs, startups, sporting clubs, small to medium sized businesses, agencies and established brands. Whether you are a new business in need of a host of services or an already well established brand who could use a refresh to your print/digital marketing tools, I’m ready to find out how I can help you better connect with your target market.

If the job excites me then count me in!

I'm currently available for selected projects

Interested in working together?
Use the email link below and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

A few things to keep in mind!

Without wanting to sound like an elitist snob, here are some tips to ensure your email catches my attention and enthuses me about taking on your project. Just as you choose a designer, I also choose my clients, and take on only the projects that are tailored towards my style of work.

 

Don’t simply ask how much I charge for [insert project here]

This is the all important question, but I’m afraid there isn’t a ‘one size fits all’ answer. Costs can vary depending on the complexity of the work involved and nature of the project. The best bet would be to fire over your details, along with a description of your project and budget you have available.

Do realise there’s usually a deposit required

I work on a 50% deposit basis, where an initial invoice is generated to kickstart a project. Once all work is completed, the invoice for the remaining balance is created then finished files can be supplied.

 

Do explain how you know me

Having some kind of referral helps your email stand out, whether you’re a an acquaintance of a past client or someone I’ve met before, it shows that you’re genuinely interested in me and my style of work – Not someone on their first time visit from Google looking for a freelancer.