Brand Designer for Faith-Based Women’s Brand (Christian Audience)

Brand Designer for Faith-Based Women’s Brand (Christian Audience) Budget: $300–$700 Project Type: Brand Identity (Foundational) Experience Level: Open (faith-based experience preferred) About the Brand We are a faith-based brand created for Christian women who desire a more intentional, faith-centered daily life. The brand focuses on reflection, prayer, and creating space for God through thoughtfully designed content and resources. Faith is central to this brand - not an aesthetic choice. Because of this, we are especially interested in working with designers who understand the meaning and responsibility behind faith-based work. The Project We are looking for a brand designer to help shape the visual foundation of the brand. The scope will be collaborative and based on the designer’s experience and recommendations. Rather than prescribing exact deliverables, we are open to hearing how you would approach a branding project for a faith-based women’s brand and what you believe is most important at this stage. Who We’re Looking For This role may be a good fit if you: Have experience with faith-based or Christian brands Understand how to design for a Christian female audience Approach branding thoughtfully and intentionally Are comfortable explaining your design choices and process Value clarity, consistency, and meaning in design Designers who are Christians themselves are greatly appreciated, as shared faith can help bring deeper understanding and alignment to the work. How to Apply Please include: 1.A short introduction and overview of your experience 2.Examples of relevant branding work (faith-based or values-driven projects preferred) 3.A brief description of how you would approach branding for this type of brand 4.Your estimated timeline and what you would typically include in a project at this budget 5.We look forward to connecting with designers who value thoughtful, faith-centered branding and enjoy working with purpose-led businesses. Apply tot his job