How do you design a skincare brand inspired by olives… without making it look like olive oil? 🤔 🤌🏼 That's the challenge I'm currently working through!

The hero ingredient naturally brings to mind food, kitchens, and grocery shelves. But this brand belongs in a premium skincare space.

So instead of focusing on the fruit itself, I'm exploring the Mediterranean lifestyle, botanical illustrations, tactile packaging, earthy color palettes, and editorial typography to communicate the ingredient without feeling edible.

This project is still a work in progress, but I thought it would be interesting to share the exploration before the final result.

Curious... if you had to communicate olives without illustrating an olive, where would you start?

I would add a big focus on fonts with a thoughful brand voice, tone & style that describes what the brand is through catchphrases and headlines!

Lore.club

How do you design an interface for internet culture itself? LORE is a meme-token platform that brings the full spectrum of internet cultures on-chain, with a marketplace and DAO tools that let communities create, trade, and govern their own digital lore. We anchored the design around the LORE Explorer, a platform that works like an OS finder, helping users discover, organize, and navigate the ecosystem. The result feels both fun and future-focused: infrastructure for collective culture that makes chaos beautifully navigable. Check it out

Im just so proud 💕