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MA Rakib Khan

• Feb 23

Logo and visual brand identity

visualidentity Brand Design Graphic Design Logo Design Adobe Illustrator

Ciro

• Feb 28

Amazing work, MA! Love the visuals, and those colors are sublime! 😍

MA Rakib Khan

• Mar 1

Thank you

Enmanuel Jimenez Veloz

• Jul 28

No.ex — Next Operational Experience

No.ex is a conceptual visual identity exploring how modern systems behave, evolve, and communicate through design.

Positioned between digital experimentation and physical presence, No.ex combines editorial structure, immersive visual direction, and future-oriented aesthetics to create a dynamic and adaptive identity language.

The project investigates movement, signal, structure, and interaction through posters, large-scale applications, environmental graphics, and visual systems designed for both digital and real-world spaces.

Rather than functioning as a traditional brand, No.ex exists as a visual framework — one that reflects contemporary culture, technological progression, and the constant evolution of modern communication.

Brand Design Graphic Design Visual Design Logo Design Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Figma

acream

pro

• Jul 29

proficient and modern

Alexandra Pérez

pro

• Jul 28

Read/Design is a personal project that started as a way to keep my curiosity about design alive. Think of it as a digital library built from the books I've collected over the years. The idea is to share, every month in an Instagram post, the insights that stuck with me the most, with the goal of spreading knowledge and encouraging the reading of physical books.

For the first edition, I'm covering Thinking with Type by Ellen Lupton, an amazing guide about the basics of typography. I first read it back in university and it's still one of the books I go back to most. Here is the first post → Link Here is the Read/Design Database → Link

Since sharing your process is the thing now, here's how this came together: I designed the graphics and website myself in the old-fashioned way, but the site itself was built in Claude Code with a Notion database behind it. Huge respect for developers. This build cost me two migraines and way too many tokens.