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Just wrapped up the brand design for OmZen, a tea & botanical wellness brand — the idea was bridging Eastern tradition with modern science, without being too traditional or too clinical. I posted the hand-drawn logo sketch last year (I know! I'm too lazy to add projects to my portfolio, and now I finally did...), and I'm kinda happy to see how it grew into this full brand system with a vibe and aesthetic that I think really works for the brand 🍃
Bridging Eastern tradition with modern science without tipping into cliche or clinical is a hard line to walk. What was the trickiest part of turning that old hand-drawn sketch into a full system?
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I'm obsessed with this work by Daniela Doe, recently featured in my favourite home for inspiration, It's Nice That.
About her work with textiles, analogue print and typography, Daniela says “My father is a gardener, and he gave me a passion for noticing small details in flowers and plants, which shows up in the organic shapes and repetition I keep returning to in my work. At the core of it all is an interest in connecting digital and analogue processes, bringing together personal aesthetics, cultural references, and material experimentation.”
Nothing is more valuable than human creativity right now. What are you working on by hand at the moment?
Work is by © Daniela Doe, 2026
