Six ways
I can help.
Book one, or combine them. Every project starts from the same place: a close look at where the brand will actually live.
I’m Emaan Ahmad, an independent graphic designer in Dubai, UAE, designing brand identities, packaging and editorial work for founders and small teams. Services cover logo and identity systems, packaging and labels, social media design, marketing collateral, presentation decks and UI design. A full brand identity takes about six weeks in four stages: discover, define, design and deliver. Most identity projects cost between $2,000 and $10,000, quoted as a fixed fee after a first call, with two rounds of revisions included. You receive organised source files, print-ready exports, a brand guidelines PDF and web-ready assets. I work with clients in Dubai and remotely across the Gulf and Europe, and coordinate with local printers for packaging.
Logo systems, colour, type and usage guidelines that hold up everywhere: on a hangtag, a storefront and a phone screen.
Labels, boxes, pouches and dielines, print-ready and shelf-tested with your printer before anything ships.
Feed systems, carousels and campaign sets with a repeatable template kit your team can keep using.
Fliers, brochures, menus and company profiles, consistent from cover to footer.
Investor and sales decks with a real narrative and a slide master you can reuse without breaking it.
Landing pages, app screens and banners, handed over dev-ready in Figma with components and specs.
Six weeks, four steps.
Before you ask.
A full identity usually runs about six weeks. Packaging or a single campaign can be two to four. I’ll give you a dated plan before we start.
Most identity projects land between $2k and $10k depending on scope and the number of touchpoints. You’ll get a fixed quote after our first call, with no hourly surprises.
Yes. I work remotely with teams across Europe, the Gulf and beyond. For packaging I can coordinate with your local printer.
Two rounds on the chosen route, plus small fixes through final delivery. In practice, a clear brief means we rarely need both.
Organised source files, print-ready exports, a guidelines PDF, and web-ready assets. Everything is yours to keep.
Primary and secondary marks, a colour and type system, a brand guidelines PDF, social avatars and favicons, and the stationery your brand needs. Everything arrives as organised source files with print-ready and web-ready exports.
Yes. I design dielines, label systems and print-ready files, and stay with your printer through the first proof so the printed pack matches the design.