Awoo! Branding & Creative & Website Project

I am probably the worst type of client- relatively comprehensive requests with a small budget. I fully understand how annoying this is (Sorry!). Do you like the 80's horror aesthetic? Do you like creating fun stuff? Do you like helping people bring their passion project to life? THEN READ ON IF YOU DARE: I am seeking one or more creative/ digital folk to help me with my passion project: A website blog/ social media presence tracking all spooky things over the UK- think pumpkin patches/ TV & Film/ food & drink/ Conventions and Events etc all in one interactive place. BRANDING -Logo, -Colour scheme, -Font, -Icons (for website and social media platforms) -Press Kits, -Branded stationery/ Templates CREATIVE -80's horror film styled posters -80's horror book styled posters There is one element that will take some discussion- I need a map of the UK. It needs to be simple but have Country boundaries (think black sea, white island with red outline) and major Town/ City names but in my branded font style. I need to be able to drop pins onto the map and those pins need to be my icons :) I would like this to be filterable by Country/ Region/ City etc *This is basically the BIG feature of the website so I need to get this absolutely spot on!* PHOTOGRAPHY: -Portfolio of images that are photoshopped to make me look like werewolf/ 80's retro girl (as you do) *This may be much later on* WEBSITE STUFF: I have the domain name I have a business email I have several social media platforms I need a website (and a web hosting account) designed using the brand package of above. I need it to integrate a blog, social media platforms, a calendar and a potential merch page but the main focus is the map. I have added a draft file of my concept (v1) so you can see what vibe I'm going for. This is a one off project initially, but if we develop a working relationship I love supporting creatives as and when I can and I really hope this will grow so.... Oh and I need all the Copyrights to my branding. Thanks, October Jones