# Instagram bio examples for graphic designers Explain the kinds of design projects you accept and direct prospective clients to relevant work. Brand identity, packaging, publication and production artwork are different scopes; a concise bio can name the practice without promising every design service. ## Brand identity Brand identity design by [name]. Selected projects and new-project enquiries ↓ ## Packaging practice Packaging design for [actual product sectors]. See the work and share a project brief below. ## Editorial design Design for publications and [actual formats]. Portfolio, scope and project enquiries ↓ ## Independent studio [Studio]: [actual design disciplines] in [place]. Selected work and contact below. ## Production artwork [Actual artwork services] for [client type]. File requirements and project information ↓ ## A sector practice Graphic design for [actual sector]. Explore relevant work and discuss your brief. ## Give each enquiry a useful destination "Customer decision","Information needed","Useful destination" "Explore the fit","Relevant projects and the designer's actual role","Portfolio" "Ask for identity work","Deliverable scope and what information starts a brief","Project enquiry" "Commission packaging","Product formats, production constraints and required coordination","Packaging project guide" "Request a quotation","Real schedule, deliverables and usage assumptions","Structured brief" ## Check the wording against your business - [ ] Distinguish your contribution from a whole team project's work. - [ ] Get permission for client logos and unpublished designs. - [ ] Do not imply printing, trademark clearance or strategy is included unless it is. ## Make the next step clear A portfolio's finished appearance does not explain all deliverables. Let the linked scope page distinguish concept work, revisions and production files; the bio should help the right client reach that information. Replace the bracketed fields with verified details, then check the final wording in the actual profile editor. Use a next action supported by your maintained destination.