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From packaging design to a complete social media design system, I created a cohesive visual identity for AL VENTUNO, a contemporary Italian café and cocktail bar based in lecce, helping them attract the audience they wanted to reach.
Check out the full AL VENTUNO case study on my profile. ❤️
P.S. The client was so happy with the work that he trusted me with another branding project for his second café! :)
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Hey Everyone! I've been a little quiet on here lately, but I'm finally back with lots of amazing branding and packaging design case studies which I was working behind the scenes.
Keep an eye out for lots of verified case studies coming your way. 👀
For now, here’s a little peek at some of the work I’ve created lately for a contemporary Italian cafe in Lecce.
Such a clean and character-rich packaging system! Can't wait for the full case studies 👀
🎉 It’s live! I’ve finally updated my design portfolio:
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This space has been a long time coming, a reflection of the stories, systems, and identities I’ve been lucky to shape across wellness, healthcare, community & events!
It’s still evolving (aren’t we all?), and I’ll be adding more projects soon, but I’m excited to finally share a fresh look at my work and creative direction!
Congratulations on the new portfolio, Kajal! The grid of bold reds, magenta and cobalt mockups, with that confident serif G repeating throughout, makes the whole identity feel energetic yet cohesive. What guided the way you sequenced your wellness and healthcare projects?
CANTIN | You know our coffee. Meet the neighbors.
I found John James Audubon's The Birds of America (1827–1838) on Wikimedia Commons and in the National Gallery of Art's open collection, hand-coloured engravings where every bird is drawn life-size on the plant it lives on. I cropped seven public-domain plates, without captions or plate numbers, and trained a Recraft V4 Style on them that I called Audubon Aves do Brasil. Audubon never painted Brazil, so I used his way of drawing on Brazilian birds that live around our coffee farms. To tie it together I created CANTIN, an invented Brazilian coffee brand with the campaign line "You know our coffee. Now meet the neighbors." That brand is the twist, since his plates now sell a 2026 coffee on the poster, the campaign seal, the labels, the tins and the kraft bags.
How the neighbors were made, in 30 seconds.