# Graphic Design & Photography in Birmingham

Source: https://dijitulmedia.co.uk/locations/birmingham/

> Birmingham law firms, manufacturers, Jewellery Quarter makers and NEC exhibitors use dijitul for logos from £150 + VAT, exhibition graphics, CAD at £45 an hour + VAT and product photography. Design work is done remotely from Mansfield. Photography and video are shot on location in Birmingham, with travel added to the fixed quote.

Birmingham is the UK's second city and has one of the broadest design markets in the country. The Colmore Business District holds a large concentration of law, accountancy, banking and insurance firms, and HSBC UK has its head office in the city. Those firms buy proposal and report templates, pitch decks, internal communications design and consistent headshots across large teams.

The Jewellery Quarter is home to hundreds of jewellers and related trades, and jewellery is one of the most demanding things to photograph. Polished metal reflects everything and stones need light to sparkle without glare. Jewellery photography uses diffused light, careful reflections and focus stacking so a whole ring is sharp, then detailed retouching. Product images are from £25 + VAT per image, shot on location at your workshop. Jewellers also need packaging, boxes, gift cards and hallmark-friendly brand marks.

The NEC and ICC host major exhibitions and conferences through the year. Exhibitors need stand graphics, pop-up banners, brochures and lead capture materials designed to the organiser's specifications and deadlines.

- Professional services: templates, decks, headshots, annual reports

- Manufacturers and engineering firms: CAD, renders, catalogues, capability brochures

- Jewellery Quarter makers: jewellery photography, packaging, brand identities

- NEC and ICC exhibitors: stand graphics, banners, brochures

- Digbeth creatives and hospitality: posters, menus, social graphics

Manufacturing remains part of the city's identity. Cadbury makes chocolate at Bournville, and engineering, automotive and metals firms across the city and the Black Country need technical drawings and 3D CAD at £45 an hour + VAT. All design is done remotely from Mansfield; photography and video are shot on location in Birmingham with travel quoted. See also Solihull and Coventry.

## Who we design for in Birmingham

- Law and accountancy firms
- Banks and insurers
- Manufacturers and engineering firms
- Jewellers and Jewellery Quarter makers
- NEC and ICC exhibitors
- Creative and digital agencies
- Restaurants and hospitality
- Tech start-ups

## Prices

Prices (all from, + VAT): Logo design £150; Brand identity pack £395; Business cards or letterhead £75; Flyer or leaflet £95; Brochure £295; Social media graphics pack £99; Photography, half day £295; Photography, full day £495; Product photography £25 per image; Video £695; 2D/3D CAD and design time £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every job gets a fixed price before work starts. Printing, and travel for shoots beyond the Mansfield and Nottinghamshire area, are quoted separately. Contact: https://dijitulmedia.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk

### Can you photograph jewellery for a Jewellery Quarter business?

Yes. dijitul photographs rings, pendants and other pieces on location using diffused lighting and focus stacking, then retouches dust and unwanted reflections. Product photography is from £25 + VAT per image, with travel from Mansfield to Birmingham quoted.

### Can you design our stand for an NEC exhibition?

Yes. We design shell scheme graphics, modular stands and pop-up banners to the organiser's templates and deadlines, supplied as print-ready files. Exhibition design is quoted per stand, with design time at £45 an hour + VAT, and we can arrange printing.

### Can you build proposal templates for a Birmingham law firm?

Yes. We build proposal and pitch templates in Word or PowerPoint with locked styles and reusable layouts, so fee earners can produce consistent documents quickly. Template work is charged at £45 an hour + VAT, with a fixed estimate agreed first.