# Graphic Design & Photography in Camden

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

> Publishers, research groups, barristers' chambers, charities and music venues in Camden can commission dijitul for book and report layouts, research posters, gig posters, logos and photography. Design is done remotely from Mansfield with proofs online, and photography is shot on location in Camden with travel quoted. Logos cost from £150 + VAT and flyers from £95 + VAT.

Stretching north from Holborn and Bloomsbury up to Hampstead and Highgate, Camden holds one of the densest concentrations of knowledge institutions anywhere. The Knowledge Quarter around King's Cross, Euston and Bloomsbury groups UCL, the Francis Crick Institute, the British Library, Great Ormond Street Hospital and the Wellcome Trust within walking distance. King's Cross has become a major business district, with Google's UK offices and Central Saint Martins at Granary Square.

Research and publishing generate a particular kind of design work. Bloomsbury's publishers, academic societies and charities, and the research groups and life sciences start-ups around King's Cross, typically need:

- Book, journal and report layouts, typeset in InDesign with consistent styles
- Conference posters and scientific figures redrawn for clarity
- Charity annual reviews, appeal leaflets and supporter newsletters
- Brand identity and pitch decks for research spin-outs and AI start-ups

Holborn is legal London: Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn sit among many barristers' chambers and law firms. Chambers want dignified branding, member profile templates, seminar invitations and consistent headshots. Further north, Camden Town has a completely different energy: markets, music venues, independent fashion and street food. Gig and club posters, flyers, merchandise artwork and social graphics are the bread and butter there, and they need to be bold, quick and correctly sized for every platform. Hampstead, Belsize Park and Kentish Town add clinics, therapists and independent shops. We design all of this remotely from Mansfield, at fixed prices agreed before starting. Photography of people, venues or products is shot on location in Camden, with travel quoted before booking.

## Who we design for in Camden

- Publishers and academic societies
- University research groups
- Life sciences and AI start-ups
- Barristers' chambers and law firms
- Charities and foundations
- Music venues and promoters
- Market traders and fashion brands
- Therapists and private clinics

## 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 typeset a book or journal for a Bloomsbury publisher?

Yes. Book and journal layout is quoted per job or charged at £45 an hour + VAT. dijitul sets up an InDesign template with paragraph and character styles, master pages and grids, typesets the text, and supplies a print-ready PDF to the printer's spec plus the packaged source files.

### Do you design gig posters and flyers for Camden venues?

We do. Flyers start from £95 + VAT, and a social media graphics pack from £99 + VAT. dijitul supplies posters at the sizes you print, plus versions for Instagram feed, Stories and event listings, so one design works everywhere without awkward cropping.

### Do you take headshots for barristers' chambers in Holborn?

Yes. On-location photography starts from £295 + VAT for a half day and £495 + VAT for a full day, with travel from Mansfield quoted first. We keep backgrounds, lighting and crop consistent across every member, so the chambers website and directory listings look uniform.