I designed the visual brand and launch materials for the book Land Lordikazi. The goal

I designed the visual brand and launch materials for the book Land Lordikazi. The goalI designed the visual brand and launch materials for the book Land Lordikazi. The goal

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Onke Yeye

• May 7

I designed the visual brand and launch materials for the book Land Lordikazi. The goal was to create a bold, black-and-white look that feels both modern and classic. I created a full book cover, banner, and social media posts.

Graphic Design Adobe Photoshop

Julia Arenzano

• Aug 14

This is an Old But Gold Project :) I enjoy creating work in series.

At some point in the past, I decided to create hand-lettered designs for some of my favorite types of wine.

I started with simple hand-drawn sketches on paper and later developed them into vector graphics. Then, I created Art Deco-inspired posters for each of them. I also painted the grapes myself, using acrylic paint on canvas. This is one of them, let me know if you’d like to see the others :)

Graphic Design Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Handwrite

Bella Brillantes

pro

• Aug 14

Love this

Alexandra Pérez

pro

• Aug 14

Poster design sets have become my preferred format for creative practice. They're small enough to fit between client projects, and let me experiment with type, texture, and color in a more fluid way. This set is inspired by four of my favorite Bump of Chicken songs, a J-Rock band I discovered a couple of years ago after becoming obsessed with the Spy x Family intro!

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Nicolette .

• Aug 14

beautiful work, that halftone is gorgeous.

Mario Pleshkov

pro

• Aug 14

Taking a packaging project from zero assets to a finished product is always a fun challenge.

For K&K Bites, I built out the sub-brand identity completely from scratch. We went with a bold, high-contrast palette, electric orange and royal blue, to make sure these pouches actually jump off the shelf in crowded snack aisles.

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