I am grateful to be able to do work that I love, and I do not take that privilege for granted.

However, it is also true that creative work is often undervalued - both by people commissioning the work, and by creatives themselves. And it is difficult: there are so many variables that can affect the price of a project, and the nature of creative work is unique, making it difficult to define a one-size-fits-all model of pricing.

For this reason, I’ve provided some guidance here about the different types of engagements we offer, what they may involve, and a rough idea of costs for each of these. Visual thinking and visual communication design can be incorporated throughout the entire process of a project, or at any point therein, so it’s important to remember that there is a lot of variation within each of the engagement types outlined below.

Some other factors that may affect pricing include:

• Good Point Design’s involvement in any design research, and the scale / scope of this – for example, participating in workshops, interviews, etc.

• Number, style, size, format and level of detail of images / visuals required

• Deadlines

• How many rounds of feedback you would like to include

• Intended use of the artwork or designed materials

Where possible, it is hugely helpful to know what your budget is from the outset - there are usually ways that I can adapt my offering to suit what you have to work with and this can save us both a bit of time.

For queries and quotes, please contact me about your project.