The Motodiary is looking for a talented Freelance Graphic Designer to work with us on an ongoing basis and help shape the visual language of our brand.
We are an experiential travel company creating curated road trips, self-drive expeditions and immersive journeys across India and international destinations. Our communication is built around robust storytelling, premium design and travel-led visuals — and we are looking for someone who understands that aesthetic.
What you’ll work on:
• Travel brochures and destination guides
• Instagram posts, carousels, stories and reel covers
• Email newsletter designs
• Campaign creatives and digital advertisements
• Website graphics and banners
• Trip announcements and promotional collateral
• Occasional print and event-related creatives
• Maintaining visual consistency across all brand communication
What we’re looking for:
• Strong sense of typography, layout and visual hierarchy
• Ability to create clean, premium and contemporary designs
• Good understanding of social media formats and digital-first design




• Ability to work with travel photography and create visually immersive layouts
• Experience designing multi-page brochures/editorial-style layouts
• Comfortable working within an established brand identity while bringing fresh ideas
• Good communication and ability to work independently
• Ability to manage deadlines and multiple creatives simultaneously
Preferred tools:
Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and/or Canva.
Knowledge of Figma is an added advantage.
Engagement: Freelance / Project-Based / Ongoing Association
Location: Remote
Industry: Travel & Experiential Tourism
We’re not looking for someone who simply puts text and images into templates. We’re looking for a designer who understands visual storytelling and can help make someone want to experience a journey before they have even packed their bags.
If this sounds like you, please send us:
• Your portfolio
• Relevant brochure/editorial and social media work
• Y

📌 Freelance Graphic Designer (India)
🏢 the motodiary
📍 India