I would like to hire a Graphic Designer

HND Visual Communication: Graded Unit 2 FAIR GAME Background We are living in a golden age of board games. Sales have gone up by 25% every year for four years. Crowdfunding sites have made it easier than ever for inventors to launch innovative new games. And far from killing off the board game, the digital world has made people yearn for the social interaction they provide. With 70% of new ideas coming from inventors outside the games industry, it’s open season on non-digital game design for creative types who know how to have fun. Project brief Invent a party game for young adults. The game needs to be an innovative and exciting product that brings people together in the real world – offline and app-free. Target audience 16 to 26 year olds, men and women, who like games but have maybe forgotten how fun, cool and grown up they are these days. Content The research and development process should be evident in students' annotated mood boards and sketchbooks. Research should include a minimum of three sheets of A3 or equivalent. Students must explore a minimum of four concepts at the sketching stage. All packaging should conform to legal requirements as required and contain clear operating instructions. A strategy for the promotion of the brand should be outlined in the project overview. What to Consider Remember: this is a young adult party game, not one for kids. The game can be edgy but not so controversial that retailers would turn it down. For example, drinking games are a no. Think: not quite as offensive as Cards Against Humanity. Invent a game you and your friends would like to play, and importantly, a game others would want to play too. Reimagining or subverting an existing game can be a good place to start. Basing it on a homemade game you play with friends is also often rich territory. Check your game hasn’t already been invented. Similar gameplay or rules are fine, but strive for uniqueness: you’ll need to stand out from the rest. Keep it simple; no one likes 
complicated rules. How many people
 can play? How long will a game take?
 Bear in mind the party context. Aim for 2+ people, 2 minutes to learn and
around 30 minutes to play. Board or card games are fantastic, but there are other routes you could
explore too: Bop-It, Twister or Jenga, although initially aimed at a younger
crowd, are great examples of party
games that break out of the card /board box. And there’s no need to stay indoors – maybe you want to get people off their bums and running around outside? The game must be self-contained: no app or screens needed to play. But you can explore digital extensions or complementary apps if you wish. Unique and engaging graphic design, copywriting, branding, packaging are essential parts of the brief. Mandatories A name, logo design, tagline and overall identity Packaging for the game Final prototype of game or mocked up visuals A minimum of one promotional item Deliverables Mood boards, conceptual roughs/visuals All printed items to be mounted and displayed to a professional standard I already got 4 different game ideas, just need to get my research and sketches(inspiration and etc) sorted, would be grate if we can have face to face meeting ASAP. My contact number 07759033515