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Babba was one of those projects that immediately felt meaningful to work on.
The brand’s vision centered around providing soft, quality diapers for families from all kinds of backgrounds and communities around the world. With that in mind, I explored a visual direction that feels approachable, comforting, and trustworthy while still maintaining a clean and premium identity.
I loved being able to create something that feels both gentle and intentional — a brand experience designed to connect with people in a simple and human way.
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I just joined Contra and I’m still figuring out how things work around here, so I thought I’d introduce myself instead of quietly lurking.
I’m Mariya, founder, strategist and lead designer behind Mariya Design. I’ve worked internationally since 2015, and today I run a boutique branding studio focused on brand identity systems for premium and luxury-led brands.
Most of my work sits somewhere between identity, packaging and the wider system around them. I’m particularly interested in what happens after the logo: how typography, color, packaging, digital applications and brand rules actually hold together as the business grows.
One project I’ve been revisiting recently is SAE-REN, a premium beauty and wellness identity system. I’m currently rebuilding some of my case-study presentation system, so it felt like a good one to share here first.
And since I’m genuinely new to Contra, I’d love to hear from people who have been active here for a while:
What actually helped you become part of the community here?
Was it sharing work regularly, joining conversations, applying to opportunities, or something else entirely?
Any early mistakes worth avoiding are welcome too.
great designs..
A look at the identity I’ve been working on for Sync, a car rental platform in Greece.
You pick the car you want and a local provider brings it to you. Pretty good starting point.
The goal was to give them a brand that could sit comfortably next to the big rental companies and still feel like people you’d actually want to rent from.
I kept their pink and built the layouts around a shape inspired by a car’s side mirror with real cars and Greek scenery inside it.
Big Greek headlines, plenty of space and a system their team can keep easily.
Impressive work, colors are great in use.
Do you agree? That a stronger business deserves a brand that looks the part...
Forti AI had the techand ambition. Our job was to make sure the way the company presented itself reflected the business it was becoming.
We started with positioning and strategy before touching the visuals, clarifying what the brand needed to communicate, who it needed to speak to and how it could stand apart in an increasingly crowded AI market.
From there, we developed the visual identity and translated it into the website and wider digital experience.
Strategy → Positioning → Identity → Website
Not just a new look. A clearer, more credible foundation for the business to grow from.
I love the vibe man, great job!! 🙌