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Volunteer Opportunities Open: Graphic Designers & Content Creators (Remote)
Rosa Gulliver of TINYGMUSIC | January 20, 2026
TINYgMUSIC is excited to announce the opening of remote voluntary roles for Graphic Designers and Content Creators who are eager to contribute to innovative projects across the UK, Portugal, and Spain. These roles are ideal for creatives seeking hands-on experience, portfolio development, and the chance to collaborate with an international team in a fully remote environment.
K-pop Projects
Our main creative focus is on K-pop, where we produce a wide range of content, including graphics, social media assets, and digital storytelling. We are looking for:
Graphic Designers with strong visual and branding skills
Content Creators who can craft engaging content for digital platforms
This is a great opportunity to work on exciting K-pop initiatives, connect with a global audience, and grow your creative portfolio.
J-Rock Projects
TINYgMUSIC is currently working on a couple of J-Rock projects and is seeking:
Graphic Designer
Content Creator with an understanding of the Japanese market
Requirements for all Graphic Designer applicants:
Portfolio of previous work must be attached for consideration
Time Commitment
Minimum commitment of 5 hours per week
Flexible scheduling within a remote working environment
Why Join TINYgMUSIC?
Work remotely on creative projects across multiple countries
Contribute to both K-pop and J-Rock initiatives
Gain practical, real-world experience in an international creative environment
Build your portfolio and professional network
Be part of a supportive and forward-thinking creative community
How to Apply
If you’re interested, please complete the Google Forms All applications will be reviewed, and selected applicants will be contacted during the week commencing January 26, 2026.
We look forward to welcoming creative contributors who are excited to collaborate remotely and help bring TINYgMUSIC projects to life.
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