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Graphic Designer Creative Studio

A studio hub for client branding, assets, and deliverables.

Run your graphic-design studio in Notion — a client project tracker, per-client brand identity vaults, an asset library across social/print/web, a print-production checklist, a creative-brief template, and a revision tracker, plus a Midjourney prompt log for AI visuals.

What's inside

  • Client projects + per-client brand vaults
  • Asset library for social, print & web
  • Creative-brief template + revision tracker

$6.99 — one-time purchase, lifetime access.

Get Graphic Designer Creative Studio on Notion

Who it's for

Freelance graphic designers and small studios managing several clients' brands, assets and revisions at the same time.

How to get started

  1. Get it on Notion and duplicate it into your own workspace.
  2. Create a brand vault for each client with their logos, colours and type.
  3. Log each new job in the project tracker and start it from the creative-brief template.

Questions

Is it only for AI-generated work?

No. It is a studio hub for any graphic-design work. The Midjourney prompt log is one extra for designers who also create AI visuals.

What is included in the Graphic Designer Creative Studio?

A client project tracker, per-client brand identity vaults, an asset library for social, print and web, a print-production checklist, a creative-brief template, a revision tracker and a Midjourney prompt log.

Is it a subscription?

No. It is a one-time purchase of $6.99 through Notion's checkout. You get the template straight away and keep it.

UX laws behind it

  • Visual hierarchy
  • 60-30-10 Rule
  • Alignment Principle

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