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What does sound look like?
That was the question behind AURA.
I wanted to turn a music app into something that felt less like an ad and more like a mood — something you'd actually stop scrolling for.
After seeing the same visual language repeated again and again, I decided to take a different direction.
This is what I came up with.
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Some brands are meant to blend in.
YAP was definitely not one of them.🔥
I explored what a modern creative studio could look like when the identity is built around bold typography, expressive visuals, and a little bit of chaos but the good kind.
From the logo and color system to social applications, merchandise and brand assets, every element was designed to feel energetic, memorable, and unapologetically creative.
This is a conceptual branding project, but the goal was very real:
build an identity that makes people stop scrolling.
Would love to know what makes a creative brand feel memorable to you?
→ Full project on Behance😍
A premium landing page shouldn't just look good. It should make the brand feel valuable.
I recently finished an independent design & development project for Aura Memento, a contemporary fashion e-commerce concept for Aura Apparel.
The direction was intentionally restrained: editorial typography, neutral tones, strong product hierarchy, and a responsive experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
The goal wasn't to add more visual noise.
It was to make the brand feel more confident with less.
Built in Framer. Designed for modern fashion & lifestyle brands.
→ View the live project: https://auramemento.framer.website/
I'm currently available for premium landing pages and marketing websites for brands, startups, and digital products.
I don’t present 3 completely different concepts and ask the client to choose one.
At the studio, I prefer to align the brief and moodboard first, so the visual direction is already clear before the design phase begins.
This makes the process much more focused, with refinements usually happening in details like color, proportions or small adjustments rather than rethinking the whole concept.
For me, a strong identity starts with a clear direction.
