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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 :)
Love this
M lettermark explored for MarianaTek.
All in the negative space here. Balancing the counters between the slabs so the mark breathes evenly, equal gaps never look equal, so it's all optical adjustments until it finally clicks.
The goal was a monogram that feels stable, shows connection and momentum
Unique and interesting take on the M.
Whats the brand context? Just curious.
A self-initiated technical design sample created to demonstrate a clear, structured Tech Pack workflow for a simple womenswear style.
The project translates a basic tee into organised product-development documentation, including front and back technical flats, construction callouts, Bill of Materials, base-size measurement specifications, artwork placement, colour information, and development tracking.
The goal was to show how even a simple garment can benefit from clear technical documentation that supports pattern development, first sampling, and communication across the product-development process.
Scope shown in this project
Technical flats
Construction callouts
Bill of Materials
Points of Measure
Base-size measurement specifications
Artwork placement
Colour and trim information
Commentary / development tracking
Project type: Self-initiated sample
Role: Technical Design · Tech Pack Development
Category: Womenswear / RTW
Note: Pattern making, grading, physical sampling, and manufacturer validation were outside the scope of this sample.
The development tracking section stands out, most tech packs I come across skip that and just assume everyone's reading from the same version. Curious whether that came from a real manufacturer mixup you'd dealt with before, or just wanting to be thorough on a self-initiated piece.