Pokémon TCG Binder Collage Set

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Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I have 124 trading-card-game binder pages that need to be turned into full 11 × 17-inch collages built entirely around existing Pokémon artwork and card aesthetics. Each page represents one complete set, so the palette, textures, and iconography should echo the feel of that specific set—bright and colourful when the original release was vivid, more muted when the source material was subdued.

Layout is fixed and precise: an active 10 × 14-inch artwork area centred on the sheet, divided into a clean 4 × 4 grid. Every cell must land at exactly 2.5 × 3.5 inches, with three perfectly aligned vertical and horizontal cut lines so the pages trim neatly after print. Please keep only a hairline printer margin around the outside; no large blank borders.

All imagery must come from officially released Pokémon—no fan-made monsters or hybrid creations—so careful curation and high-resolution assets are essential. I’m comfortable if you rebuild backgrounds, add subtle texture overlays, or blend card elements, as long as the characters themselves remain faithful.

Deliverable for each collage:
• Press-ready CMYK PDF at 300 dpi (11 × 17 with crop marks)
• Layered PSD or AI file retaining the 4 × 4 guides

I’ll supply a spreadsheet listing the 124 sets, their defining colours, and reference galleries to make sure each piece stays on brand. Once you finish the first page we’ll lock the look together; the remaining 123 should follow the same structural template, swapping in the correct imagery and palette.

If you’ve previously laid out trading card sheets or handled print-ready comic or poster art, you’ll feel right at home. Let me know your estimated timeline and any clarifying questions, and we can get the first milestone underway.
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