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Freelance Information
2026

“We brought Hanna on to create the branding for the launch of a new cafe concept in 2023. From day one, Hanna demonstrated exceptional attention to detail, ensuring the design met not only our aesthetic and design goals but also the functional requirements of the space. This branding project is one we are incredibly proud of and continue to receive compliments on to this day. Hanna was organized, collaborative, and talented—we would gladly work with her again!."

Shannon Maldonado
YOWIE, 2025

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Ars Nova Workshop, 2026

Currently booking projects beginning April 2026.

Inquiries

For project inquiries, collaborations, or partnerships please reach out to hello@hannakarraby.work →

Please include:
– A short description of your organization/project
– Scope of work
– Desired timeline
– Estimated budget range

I look forward to hearing from you!

Design Areas

– Visual identity systems
– Websites
– Exhibition and program graphics
– Editorial projects
– Retail and hospitality projects

Projects often involve a combination of print, digital, and spatial applications.

Process

Most projects are structured in three phases:

Phase 1 Direction & Framework
Research, positioning alignment, typographic exploration, and visual system development.

Phase 2 System Development
Refinement of identity, guidelines, and core applications across media.

Phase 3 Rollout & Support
Implementation across signage, print, digital platforms, or environmental graphics.

Budget

Projects are scoped based on a combination of timeline, complexity, and scale.

If you are unsure about scope, I’m happy to discuss and determine an appropriate budget structure.

Timeline

Most identity projects run between 6–12 weeks, depending on scale and feedback cycles.

For time-sensitive institutional projects, please inquire early.

IOTA EDITIONS

Credits: Photography by Marcus Maddox, Ian Shiver and Adam Whyte

Credits:
Photography by Marcus Maddox, Ian Shiver and Adam Whyte