Abstract Greeting Card Design & Printing

I am creating a small line of illness-themed greeting cards and need a graphic artist who can handle everything from initial abstract concepts right through to press-ready production. The cards should carry a hopeful, comforting tone while still feeling modern and art-forward.

I’m open to a variety of abstract styles—geometric motifs, fluid watercolor washes, bold color blocking, or any fresh combination you suggest—so long as each design works well with a short, uplifting caption. Once the artwork direction is approved, I’ll rely on you to prepare print-ready files (CMYK, 300 dpi, proper bleeds) and liaise with my chosen digital printer to be sure proofs and final runs meet spec.

Deliverables
• 3–5 concept sketches for each card
• Final high-resolution artwork in layered PSD/AI plus flattened PDF
• Print-ready files matched to the printer’s template
• One round of press-proof feedback and file adjustments

Acceptance criteria
• Colors and crop marks match printer proofs exactly
• Text remains legible at final trim size
• Final PDF passes the printer’s pre-flight without warnings

Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or InDesign experience is essential, and familiarity with typical greeting-card stocks and finishes will be a bonus. If this full-cycle approach fits your skill set, let’s get started.