Streetwear T-Shirt Graphic Design
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m building a streetwear label and the very first drop hinges on eye-catching T-shirt graphics that feel authentically rooted in street culture. I’m not looking for a full brand package or a new logo right now—just standout artwork for the tees themselves.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Original, street-culture–inspired illustrations or typographic treatments suitable for screen-printing.
• Print-ready files supplied in AI (or layered PSD) plus high-resolution PNG with transparent background.
• Artwork set up at 300 dpi, sized for both standard and oversized tee placements.
• Unlimited colour palette is fine; please keep colours on separate layers so I can handle separations easily.
You will have plenty of creative freedom, but the designs must feel fresh, urban and immediately wearable. If you use Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Procreate or similar, that’s perfect—just be sure the final files remain fully editable.
Once we agree on a concept, I’d like to see one rough sketch or mood board first, then move to the polished version after feedback. All rights to the completed artwork transfer to me upon final payment so I can run production without restrictions.
If you live and breathe streetwear graphics and want to shape the look of an emerging brand, let’s talk—I’m ready to get the first design into production this month.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Original, street-culture–inspired illustrations or typographic treatments suitable for screen-printing.
• Print-ready files supplied in AI (or layered PSD) plus high-resolution PNG with transparent background.
• Artwork set up at 300 dpi, sized for both standard and oversized tee placements.
• Unlimited colour palette is fine; please keep colours on separate layers so I can handle separations easily.
You will have plenty of creative freedom, but the designs must feel fresh, urban and immediately wearable. If you use Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Procreate or similar, that’s perfect—just be sure the final files remain fully editable.
Once we agree on a concept, I’d like to see one rough sketch or mood board first, then move to the polished version after feedback. All rights to the completed artwork transfer to me upon final payment so I can run production without restrictions.
If you live and breathe streetwear graphics and want to shape the look of an emerging brand, let’s talk—I’m ready to get the first design into production this month.
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