Visual identity and event posters in French-speaking Switzerland

Rate

from 600 CHF

Starting rate, excluding specific costs. The quote settles the rest.

We start by analysing your requirements to establish a visual direction. We then create the visuals, select colours and typefaces, and deliver the files as specified in the quotation.

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Poster and related designs600 CHF

A main visual, the poster and its standard variations (flyers, social media).
Full identitysubject to quotation

For a company or festival: logo, colour scheme, typefaces and guidelines. Generally between 1,500 and 4,000 CHF.

Three rounds of corrections included.

French-speaking Switzerland, from Chavornay (VD).

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Terms and packages

A main visual and its variations

A show or event is first seen on a poster, then on a flyer, a social media post, a brochure or a website. We design a main visual and its style guide: typography, colours and layout guidelines. After that, each variation can be created quickly whilst remaining instantly recognisable.

We’re happy to start with one of our own photos or an image taken specifically for the project. When the imagery and graphic design come from the same source, the result is more consistent and less expensive.

What we design

Posters in standard poster sizes (F4, A3, A2), flyers, laid-out press and production kits, visuals for social media, graphics for a video recording (titles, credits), and basic stationery. For a company or organisation, a basic brand identity: a simple logo, colour palette, typefaces, and a document explaining how to use them.

We supply files ready for the printer and for the web, as well as the source files if this is included in the quotation.

Method

A discussion about the project and its target audience, two design concepts, one concept selected and then refined, and finally the variations. Three rounds of revisions are included. Deadlines depend on the printing schedule, which we take into account from the outset.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a show poster cost?

A poster, including its standard variations, starts at 600 CHF. A complete brand identity for a company or festival is quoted on a case-by-case basis, generally ranging from 1,500 to 4,000 CHF.

Do you manage printing?

We prepare the files to the printer’s specifications and can oversee the printing process with a local service provider if you wish.

Can we then adapt the visuals ourselves?

Yes. We provide templates with brief instructions, so that you can create your posts and adverts without having to contact us every time.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

Yes. A deposit of 20 per cent of the invoice total is required to confirm the order and secure the date. We will reserve the date as soon as we receive this deposit. The balance is payable on delivery.

Other services

Recording of shows and events

from 700 CHF

Event photography

from 850 CHF

Teasers & promotional videos

from 800 CHF

Aerial photography using drones

from 900 CHF per day

Artists’ portraits and images

from 600 CHF

Cinematography

from 400 CHF per day

Websites

from 2,000 CHF

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