Freelance 2D/3D Graphic & Spatial Designer

October 13, 2026

Company Description Iconic Creative Agency is a minority-owned, family-operated creative agency rooted in sports culture and dedicated to crafting iconic brand experiences. The team focuses on delivering culturally authentic, high-impact creative work that feels true to the communities and audiences it serves. Acting as an extension of client teams, the agency collaborates closely to transform brand vision into memorable, immersive moments. ICONIC emphasizes world-class execution, blending strategic thinking, design innovation, and production excellence for brands seeking bold, distinctive visual identities. Role Description The Freelance 2D/3D Graphic & Spatial Designer is a full-time remote role responsible for developing visual concepts and spatial designs that support brand experiences in sports and related industries. Day-to-day tasks include creating 2D graphics, 3D renderings, environmental and experiential layouts, and visual assets for digital and physical brand touchpoints. The designer will collaborate with creative directors, project managers, and client stakeholders to interpret briefs, refine concepts, and prepare production-ready files. Responsibilities also include aligning work with established brand guidelines, iterating based on feedback, and ensuring consistent, high-quality design delivery across all projects. The role may involve occasional virtual meetings during client-facing presentations and cross-functional creative reviews. Qualifications <ul><li>Strong visual design skills in graphics and graphic design, with the ability to translate brand strategy into compelling visual systems.</li><li>Experience in logo design and branding, including developing cohesive identity elements and brand assets.</li><li>Proficiency in typography, with a solid understanding of layout, hierarchy, and legibility across digital and physical formats.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to create 2D and 3D spatial designs, such as event environments, retail spaces, signage, and experiential installations.</li><li>Advanced skills in industry-standard design and 3D tools (e.g., Adobe Creative Cloud, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, plus 3D software such as SketchUp, Cinema 4D, or similar).</li><li>Strong portfolio showcasing sports-related, cultural, or experiential design work and integrated 2D/3D projects.</li><li>Excellent communication, time management, and remote collaboration skills, with the ability to manage full-time freelance workload and meet deadlines.</li><li>Experience working with creative agencies or brand teams; familiarity with production processes for digital, print, and environmental graphics is a plus.</li></ul>

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