Isaac Ssewankambo

Graphic Designer | Photoshop Expert | Business Branding & Print Specialist | Available Evenings & Weekends

PROFILE OVERVIEW:

Hi, I’m a passionate Graphic Designer based in Uganda (Kampala) currently working with Gtalents Uganda (Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup) with strong skills in Photoshop, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, and Print Design.

I help small businesses, schools, churches, NGOs, and startups stand out with clean, professional, and affordable designs. I work part-time — so I’m perfect for clients who need fast turnaround in the evening and weekends without the agency price.

What I can do for you:

🎨 GRAPHIC DESIGN & BRANDING

• Logos, Business Cards, Letterheads, Company Profiles
• Flyers, Posters, Banners, Billboards
• Social Media Designs (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok)
• Wedding / Event Cards, Funeral Programs
• Product Labels & Packaging (especially for soap, cosmetics, crafts)

🖥️ OFFICE & DOCUMENT DESIGN

• Professional CVs, PowerPoint Presentations, Excel reports with charts
• Certificate Designs, ID Cards, Brochures

✋ Bonus — I’m also a DIY Artist
I make liquid soap and handmade crafts, so I understand product branding from both sides — I can design AND advise on how your product will look on the shelf.

Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Canva, CorelDRAW, MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher)

Why hire me?
✓ Fast delivery — 24-48 hours for most jobs
✓ Unlimited revisions until you are happy
✓ Print-ready files (PDF, JPG, PNG, AI)
✓ Affordable rates for Ugandan businesses
✓ I can work with your budget — let’s talk

Availability: Evenings after 5pm + Weekends (EAT) — I can still deliver urgent daytime jobs.

Rate: Starting from $7 / UGX 25,000 per flyer | Logos from $15

Let’s turn your idea into a design that sells!

PORTFOLIO TIP:
For your first 3 portfolio items, upload:

1. One Business Logo + Business Card mockup
2. One Church / Event Poster
3. One Product Label — use your liquid soap as example! This will make you stand out because very few designers show packaging.