Project Overview
CARFAC Alberta, an organisation supporting visual artists across Alberta, is seeking a qualified graphic designer to develop a cohesive brand kit and practical design resources for use across its communications, programming, promotional materials, digital platforms, and other organisational materials.
The project focuses on establishing a consistent visual identity that staff and future designers can use across both digital and print communications.
Scope of Work (Requirements)
The selected graphic designer will be expected to deliver the following:
A. Brand Kit / Style Guide
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Develop a clear and cohesive brand kit or style guide.
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Establish guidelines for consistent use of CARFAC Alberta’s visual identity.
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Provide practical guidance that staff and future designers can follow.
B. Graphic Design Elements
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Create a collection of graphic design elements for organisational materials.
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Ensure the elements can be adapted for digital and print applications.
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Provide files in appropriate formats for ongoing organisational use.
C. Font
– Provide a signed font that can be used consistently across organisational materials.
The RFP uses the term “signed font”; the source does not further explain the intended font licensing or specification.
D. Colour-Code Sheet
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Develop a colour-code sheet identifying approved colours.
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Include corresponding colour specifications for consistent application.
E. Supporting Design Resources
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Provide necessary source files and/or templates for ongoing use.
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Identify licensing requirements or limitations for fonts, images, and other design assets.
Key Dates
- RFP/TOR Issued: September 21, 2026
- Proposal Deadline: October 30, 2026
Budget
- No information on budget.
Why This Is a Great Opportunity, and for Whom
This is a good opportunity for an independent designer or small creative studio looking to work with an arts-sector nonprofit on a focused brand development engagement. The deliverables are clearly defined around a brand kit, reusable design elements, colour specifications, font resources, and templates.
The project may be a suitable fit for designers who want to build their nonprofit and cultural-sector portfolio while helping CARFAC Alberta maintain a consistent visual identity across its communications. The RFP does not state a fixed budget, so applicants should assess the expected workload and licensing requirements before submitting a fee.
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