Yuliia T.
Brand Identity & Logo Designer | Packaging and Label Design
Most clients don't come to me for a logo. They come because their brand looks cheaper than what they actually sell. Others come with a design that is already approved and a printer that keeps sending the files back. I'm Yuliia, a graphic designer working in packaging, print and brand identity. 7+ years, in-house and freelance. My clients are small and growing businesses across Europe: a pet care brand in Portugal, a furniture and interiors studio in Slovakia, an events company in Tenerife. Before freelancing I designed for a pharmaceutical company, where the back panel is regulated and a millimetre of bleed is a reprint, and for a real estate agency. That is where I learned that a layout is only finished when it survives production. WHAT I DESIGN - Packaging and labels — pouches, boxes, cartons, multi-size SKU sets, EU-compliant back panels, and dielines that match the die your factory actually has - Prepress and print-ready artwork — bleeds, overprint, CMYK and spot colour, fonts outlined, the cut layer where your printer expects to find it. This includes rebuilding an approved concept, or an AI-generated one, into a file that can actually go to press - Brand identity — logo, colour, typography, and a brand book your team can hand to anyone without calling me first - Print and editorial — catalogues, menus, inserts, multi-page layouts in InDesign HOW IT GOES - We agree the scope before anything starts, then split it into milestones. You approve each one before the next begins, so you always know what you're paying for next. - Identity, packaging and one-off production files run fixed price. Open-ended work — extra SKUs, adaptations, ongoing artwork support — runs hourly with a weekly limit we set in advance. - You see the direction early, at concept stage, so nothing gets rebuilt from zero at the end. - Two rounds of revisions are included in every milestone. Anything outside the agreed scope gets quoted before I touch it, not after. - You get every format you'll need plus editable source files. Nothing is locked to me. SMALL JOBS WELCOME A label adapted to a new size, a logo rebuilt as proper vectors, a pack that needs a second SKU, a print file your printer bounced and you don't know why. If it's small and it's stuck, send it over — I'd rather start with something real than a long call about maybe. Starting from zero is just as welcome. If you have a product and a name and no idea what the brand should look like yet, that's not a problem to solve before hiring a designer. That is the work. Based in Alicante, Spain. European hours, English or Ukrainian. Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Figma. Send whatever exists — sketches, a competitor you like, a die-line from your factory, a bad PDF from 2019. I'll tell you what it actually needs, and what it will cost, before you commit to anything.
Earnings and projects
An estimate from an earlier read
Last 6 months: $296
$148 in the last 6 months
Earnings, last 30 days
No data since Nov 5, 2026.
Skill rankings: Top 33% in Logo Design
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