# Graphic Design & Photography in Derry~Londonderry

Source: https://dijitulmedia.co.uk/locations/derry-londonderry/

> Businesses in Derry~Londonderry, from tour operators and festival organisers to manufacturers and software firms, can commission dijitul for branding, print, technical drawings and photography. Design is done remotely from Mansfield; photography and video are shot on location in the North West with travel added to the quote. Flyers start from £95 + VAT and logos from £150 + VAT.

The second city of Northern Ireland anchors a region that spills over the border into Donegal. Its seventeenth-century walls survive almost complete, and being the first UK City of Culture, in 2013, left a lasting interest in arts, festivals and tourism.

Festivals and events drive a lot of design work. The city's large Halloween celebrations, music events and cultural programmes need posters, programmes, wayfinding signage, wristband and ticket artwork, and social graphics, all to firm deadlines. Event branding works best as a kit: one key visual adapted to every size from an A0 poster to a phone story.

Tour operators, hotels and restaurants around the walls, Ebrington and the Peace Bridge need leaflets, maps and menus. Visitors often arrive from the Causeway Coast or Donegal, so material that ties the city into a wider trip is useful.

Advanced manufacturing is a strength, with Seagate's plant at Springtown and a base of engineering and life sciences firms. They need technical drawings, 3D models, data sheets and capability brochures.

- Festival and arts organisations: posters, programmes, event kits
- Tour operators and hotels: leaflets, maps, photography
- Manufacturers: CAD drawings, data sheets, product photography
- Software and services firms: brand identity, decks, recruitment material
- Cross-border retailers: price lists, ad graphics, social templates

Many businesses here trade on both sides of the border. Price lists, adverts and web graphics sometimes need sterling and euro versions, which is simple to manage if the artwork is set up as a template with editable price fields from the start.

Ulster University's Magee campus, which opened a School of Medicine in 2021, and North West Regional College add education and health organisations that need clear, accessible print and presentations.

## Who we design for in Derry~Londonderry

- Festival and arts organisations
- Tour operators
- Hotels and restaurants
- Advanced manufacturers
- Software and tech firms
- Cross-border retailers
- Contact centres
- Health and education organisations

## 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 design festival posters and event kits in Derry~Londonderry?

Yes. dijitul designs a key visual for your event and adapts it to posters, programmes, banners, wristbands and social media sizes, supplied as print-ready PDFs and web files. Flyers and posters start from £95 + VAT, and full event kits are quoted as a fixed price.

### Can you set up price lists with sterling and euro versions?

Yes. We build price lists, adverts and web graphics as templates with editable price fields, so you can produce sterling and euro versions without a redesign. Design time is £45 an hour + VAT, and a flyer or leaflet starts from £95 + VAT.

### Do you design for businesses in Donegal and Limavady?

Yes. Design work is remote, so businesses in Limavady, Strabane, Letterkenny and across Donegal get the same service by email and video call. Photography and video happen on location, and we include travel to the North West in the quote.