ADLIB Recruitment | B Corp™
Graphic Designer

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CALLING ALL Mid-Weight Graphic Designers!
Are you a talented Graphic Designer looking for an opportunity to work on exciting brand experiences, campaigns and creative projects? I am working closely with an ambitious and fast-growing creative agency that works across a diverse range of sectors, delivering memorable work for globally recognised brands and clients.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a designer with a strong eye for detail, excellent visual storytelling skills and a passion for creating engaging experiences across multiple touchpoints. You'll join a collaborative team where creativity, curiosity and innovation are encouraged.
You'll play a key role in developing and delivering high-quality creative work across a wide variety of projects, including branding, events, print, packaging and digital assets.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Creating high-quality graphic design assets across print, digital and experiential environments.
- Developing brand identities, visual systems and campaign creative from concept through to final artwork.
- Producing print-ready artwork for a variety of applications, including event collateral and large-format graphics.
- Designing engaging presentation decks, social content and client-facing materials.
- Creating mood boards, visual references and concept layouts to communicate creative ideas.
- Collaborating with creative leads and wider teams to refine and elevate design output.
- Managing multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining exceptional attention to detail and quality.
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What experience you'll need to apply...
Essential
- A strong portfolio showcasing branding, print, digital and experiential design work.
- A proven track record in a creative agency or studio environment.
- Excellent skills across Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop.
- Strong understanding of layout, typography, colour and visual identity systems.
- Experience taking projects from initial concept through to final artwork.
- Ability to work within established brand guidelines while contributing fresh creative ideas.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills.


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Desirable
- Experience working on live events, experiential marketing or brand activation projects.
- Illustration, packaging or environmental graphics experience.
- Interest in design trends, culture and visual storytelling.
What you'll get in return:
- Opportunity to work on a broad range of creative, high-profile projects around the globe.
- Collaborative and supportive creative environment.
- Exposure to exciting brands and varied sectors.
- Career development opportunities within a growing agency.
- The chance to make a genuine impact on creative output and project delivery.
What's next?
If you're a creative Graphic Designer looking for your next challenge If this sounds like your next step, APPLY HERE TODAY - Or feel free to message me on here! Emily Preen (Your Specialist Events and Experiential Recruiter ) - Emily.p@adlib-recruitment.co.uk
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