Graphic & Brand Design — Freelance, Remote

Hamrahan Avval

A complete branded print and environmental identity for an educational consulting institute — from brochures to 3D-visualized display stands.

Overview

One identity, across paper, plastic, and pixels

Hamrahan Avval is an educational consulting institute offering guidance across Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD program applications. The brief covered a full set of branded print and environmental materials — brochures, retail and office display stands, posters, and office stationery — all needing to read as one consistent brand, whether someone was holding a brochure, walking past a wall-mounted display, or opening an envelope.

Role: Graphic Design & Brand Identity

Client: Freelance · Remote

Tools: InDesign · Illustrator · Blender

Scope: Print + 3D Visualization

hamrahan. case study

Focus

What the project actually covered

Multi-fold brochures for each service tier — Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD consulting — built in Adobe InDesign with structured information hierarchy and QR-code integration for lead generation.

3D wall-mounted and desktop brochure display stands, modeled in Blender with realistic material and lighting studies to visualize the physical product before production.

A full office stationery set in Adobe Illustrator — envelopes in multiple sizes, gift tags, notecards, pens, and branded pins/badges.

Informational posters built as 3D-rendered flat-lay compositions in Blender, using desk objects and sticky notes to organize service information visually.

One consistent brand identity — color palette, logo placement, and typography — held across every printed and physical touchpoint.

01 — Brochures

Three service tiers, one structured format

Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD consulting each got their own multi-fold brochure, sharing a common cover treatment — a hanging graduation-cap motif under a spotlight — so the set reads as a family even when handed out separately. Each fold breaks the service into clear, scannable stages rather than one dense wall of text, with QR codes placed at the exact moments someone would want to act.

02 — Display stands

Designing the object before it exists

Wall-mounted and desktop brochure stands were modeled fully in 3D before a single physical unit was made — real material studies (brushed metal, matte plastic) and lighting setups let the client see exactly how the branding would sit in their actual office, catching proportion and material issues that a flat mockup would have missed.

03 — Office stationery

The identity, carried into every small touchpoint

Envelopes in multiple sizes, gift tags, notecards, branded pens, and pins — the kind of small physical items a client actually handles, where consistent color, logo placement, and typography matter more than any single hero piece.

04 — Posters

A flat-lay desk, rendered rather than photographed

Rather than a photographed flat-lay, these informational posters were fully 3D-rendered — sticky notes, pens, and desk objects arranged in Blender to organize service information (“Why Hamrahan?”, “Services at a glance”) in a visually engaging way, without needing an actual photoshoot.

Note: This project has been delivered to the client. The designs shown in the images and videos represent the version I designed and delivered. The live version may have been updated or modified after handover.

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