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Graphic Designer (Must have events experience)
Location: North West London
Type: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: £40,000 - £50,000
Job Ref: 41179
This client are a global creative production agency working across brand, entertainment, art, film, fashion and private clients is looking for an experienced Graphic Designer to join their creative team.
This is an opportunity for a highly creative, detail-focused designer to work closely with the Creative Director and wider team, developing visual ideas and bringing them to life across a variety of exciting projects. The role spans branding, experiential, events, packaging, print and digital, offering the chance to work across different formats, industries and creative challenges.
The Role
The designer will be responsible for creating thoughtful, engaging and visually strong work from initial concept through to final delivery. They will take ownership of design across selected projects, helping to shape creative direction while ensuring work remains aligned with client guidelines and the overall vision.
Key areas of the role include:
- Developing visual identities, campaigns, layouts, typography and graphic systems
- Creating artwork across branding, events, packaging, print and digital
- Producing polished, production-ready artwork, including large-format and event collateral
- Creating digital assets for presentations, social media and client-facing materials
- Developing mood boards, visual references and concepts to communicate creative ideas
- Preparing and updating client presentations, confidently communicating design decisions
- Working closely with the Creative Director, wider creative team and clients to refine and elevate ideas
- Managing multiple projects and deadlines while maintaining a high level of accuracy and attention to detail
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About You
The ideal candidate will have 3+ years’ experience working as a graphic designer within a creative agency, studio or similar environment, supported by a strong portfolio demonstrating a broad range of 2D graphic design.
You will have a strong understanding of:
- Layout, typography, colour and visual identity
- Branding, print, packaging and digital design
- Concept development and visual storytelling
- Preparing artwork for print and production
- Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop


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You will be confident developing creative concepts and translating ideas into clear, compelling visual outcomes, while also being comfortable working within established brand guidelines.
The ideal designer will enjoy working in a fast-paced creative environment, managing multiple projects and collaborating with a range of creative talent. Above all, they will bring a strong creative perspective, a positive approach to collaboration and a genuine enthusiasm for creating work that feels relevant, distinctive and beautifully executed.
Please get in touch with me, Summer Bolitho at summer.bolitho@mustardjobs.co.uk if this position sounds of interest. I am a consultant at mustard with a specialist approach to creative recruitment.
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