Yes, agree with Geof (also am on the Visual UX design end). If there will be ongoing visual design needs for multiple projects, it might be best to have someone in-house, whether contract or not, who can be in-sync with your team. Not only does that help cut down on unnecessary design/review cycles, but a designer (not just production assistant) who has communication with the team can offer new ideas, suggestions, and possibilities.
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