Service Level Agreement — Grupo Cayalá A client-facing editorial document designed for Grupo Caya...

Service Level Agreement — Grupo Cayalá A client-facing editorial document designed for Grupo Caya...Service Level Agreement — Grupo Cayalá A client-facing editorial document designed for Grupo Caya...

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Karen López

pro

• 7h

Service Level Agreement — Grupo Cayalá

A client-facing editorial document designed for Grupo Cayalá (Ciudad Cayalá), outlining the company’s service standards and commitment to providing responsive, high-quality customer service.

My role: Editorial design, layout, typography, and visual organization.

View the full brochure at the following link: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:48d4e29b-742a-46a5-ad5f-85993eb65fa0

Brand Design Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Editorial Design

Leonardo Ribeiro

• Aug 17

Visual identity work done for Luigi's Pizza, a traditional Italian pizzeria located in the United States. Creation of the logo and other graphic materials such as boxes, t-shirts, and stickers.

Brand Design Graphic Design Illustration Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop

Maty Sandoval

max

• Aug 19

Pizzeria branding is so much fun once physical goods enter the picture, boxes and shirts and stickers mean the whole system actually gets touched and worn, not just looked at on a screen. Did the logo come first and everything else followed from it, or did you design the full set together from the start?

Daniel G Bright

max

• Aug 17

Some rejected concepts for a brand we're currently working on

Brand Design

Afnan Fatima

• Aug 17

They are awesome

José Tovar

pro

• Aug 17

An early taste of Senses, a skincare identity built around the shift from overstimulation to comfort. The system pairs a fluid wordmark with clinical typography and an olive-glass form designed to feel precise, tactile, and quietly luxurious.

For this Hydration Serum study, I placed the same object between two sensory extremes: humid moss and sun-warmed sand. One speaks to replenishment; the other, to the need for it. Which world draws you in?