I need a selection of graphs redrawn in our brand style

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Hi,
I am looking for a designer who can recreate some graphs from a book into digital versions that use our branding, colours, style etc.
The graphs are here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dhwNlbpv-a2KuZWrNVks-pPQUwsmqTnq?usp=sharing
I can share our brand design guidelines and some previous examples.
Please let me know your turnaround time for this job as well as a total fee.
Many thanks
Ellie

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