I’m Ayo, a brand designer born in Nigeria 🇳🇬 and currently based in Rhode Island. My name liter...I’m Ayo, a brand designer born in Nigeria 🇳🇬 and currently based in Rhode Island. My name liter...
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I’m Ayo, a brand designer born in Nigeria 🇳🇬 and currently based in Rhode Island.
My name literally means joy, so I try to bring that energy into everything I touch, work included.
I focus on building immersive brand systems. Structure, typography, and things that actually exist in the real world are where I’m most at home.
Give me Adobe Illustrator and Blender and I’m set.
When I’m not designing, I’m deep in a Spotify rabbit hole, rewatching shows I’ve already seen too many times, or wandering through museums pretending I understand art.
Designed and developed a modern website for a real estate and investment company.
The focus of the project was creating a clean and professional online presenc
Your client needs branding or packaging? Let’s collaborate.
I’m looking to connect with web designers, developers, project managers and independent studios whose clients need brand identity or packaging support.
I bring 11+ years of international experience, developing the visual direction and carrying it through to production-ready files.
For new client introductions, I’m offering a 10% referral fee on the first project’s design fees actually paid, after any discount. We agree the referral terms in writing before the introduction, and payments follow cleared client payments.
I’m also open to working as your design partner while you manage the client relationship.
I work entirely asynchronously, without calls or meetings, through written briefs, shared files and feedback.
Have a project or client in mind? Message me here.
Agreeing the referral terms in writing before the intro is the step most people skip. I run a similar setup for presentation work, so it's nice to see it spelled out this clearly.