Clients often ask what style I have. I always answer that I'm super versatile. I get bored easily...Clients often ask what style I have. I always answer that I'm super versatile. I get bored easily...
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Clients often ask what style I have. I always answer that I'm super versatile. I get bored easily, so I like to explore many different approaches when working.
Versatility is honestly underrated, a lot of designers box themselves into one style and end up turning down interesting work. When a client can't articulate what they want, how do you narrow things down without just handing them a mood board dump?
Peanuts and Marigold could not be more different in tone, and yet both wordmarks feel fully committed to their own world instead of hedging toward a safe middle ground. That range is honestly the harder thing to pull off consistently.
Sometimes it’s hard to visualise data clearly without overwhelming users, but that’s what we aim for.
A snippet from daily design explorations using Magicpath and Figma.
The chart keeps the progress story legible without turning the dashboard into a wall of metrics. The bright gradient is a bold backdrop, while the centered white card gives the key numbers a clear focal point.
Logo design for StocksWithJosh, a prominent online trading mentor with 195K YouTube subscribers.
The concept was simple: blend the initials SWJ with a subtle nod to his status as the "GOAT" (Greatest Of All Time), a moniker earned from his community.
The result is a bold, recognizable brand mark that fits his business perfectly.
What do you think of the end result?
The mark reads instantly at thumbnail size, and the framed SWJ lockup gives it a strong YouTube-avatar presence. The subtle crown/GOAT cue is a nice detail without overpowering the initials.
The orange-and-black system has real presence, and the mobile frames show the hierarchy holding together rather than just shrinking. The clear CTA placement is a smart counterweight to the oversized hero type.