Lore Lovis
Graphic Designer – Brand & Visual Identity (Part-Time)

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Job Overview
Lore Lovis is a London-based contemporary jewellery brand looking for a talented Graphic Designer – Brand & Visual Identity to support the development of our visual identity.
This is a hands-on design role for someone with strong skills in graphic design, vector illustration and brand identity. You will work closely with the founder to develop and refine visual concepts, build a consistent graphic language, and translate ideas into precise, well-crafted brand assets.
A key part of the initial work will involve transforming supplied symbols and visual references into a refined, cohesive and scalable vector system, alongside supporting the wider development of the Lore Lovis visual identity.
Responsibilities
- Create and refine precise vector artwork using Adobe Illustrator
- Assist in developing and refining brand identity elements, including logos, colour palettes, typography and visual guidelines
- Create high-quality digital graphics for social media, websites, email campaigns and marketing materials
- Support website design through layouts, banners and other visual assets
- Edit and produce engaging video content for social media, campaigns and other digital channels using Adobe Premiere Pro, with opportunities to contribute to motion graphics
- Edit and enhance photography using Adobe Photoshop for digital and brand applications
- Collaborate closely with the founder and wider team to translate ideas and brand direction into strong visual executions
- Develop presentations and visual materials that communicate concepts and brand ideas effectively
- Explore multiple creative directions and refine selected concepts through feedback and iteration
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Skills
- Strong understanding of brand identity principles and visual design systems
- Strong proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, with excellent vector design skills
- Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign
- Strong video editing skills, preferably using Adobe Premiere Pro
- Experience with After Effects and motion graphics is highly desirable
- Good understanding of Figma and digital/web design principles
- Ability to create and edit visual content for social media, websites and digital campaigns
- Strong understanding of graphic design fundamentals, including typography, layout, colour theory, composition and visual hierarchy
- Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain consistency across brand applications
- Ability to communicate and present creative ideas clearly
- Strong portfolio demonstrating brand identity and graphic/vector design; examples of video or motion work are highly desirable


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Working Arrangement
- Part-time: approximately 15 hours per week
- Salary: £27,000–£30,000 FTE, pro rata
- Location: London-based
- Working Model: Hybrid working
This is an opportunity to contribute to a growing London jewellery brand at an early stage, with real involvement in shaping how the brand looks and communicates. You’ll work closely with the founder, have space to explore ideas and creative directions, and see your work developed into real brand applications.
We’re looking for someone curious, thoughtful and ambitious, with strong design fundamentals and the confidence to bring ideas to the table.
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