This is one of my favorite posters that I have created; I recently printed it out and hung it in my room. It is made from a picture that I took while studying in Barcelona. I used the pen tool in Adobe Illustrator to trace the image and added typography and effects to give it a vintage movie poster look.
For sure! I always try and make my work as personal as possible, as I've found that it is not only more meaningful and enjoyable, but also more of a challenge. Whenever I design with the constraint of using my own resource, I feel like it pushes me to be more creative.
FOCUS — Creative Portfolio & Digital Art Website 🌸✨
A visually expressive website concept for a creative portfolio, built around digital art, bold imagery, and visual storytelling
The design combines vibrant pink tones, soft gradients, experimental typography, and immersive photography to create a distinctive editorial experience
Special attention was given to:
• Bold editorial hero composition
• Vibrant pink and dark color palette
• Experimental typography and visual details
• Immersive photography and digital artwork
• Creative project gallery and navigation
• Responsive mobile experience
• Clean layouts with a strong visual identity
The result is an expressive digital experience that puts creativity, emotion, and visual storytelling at the center of every screen 💗
Looking to create a standout portfolio or website for a creative brand? Let’s connect 🚀
POLIDO is the visual identity of my independent brand design practice, shaped by a process of listening, synthesis, form, and use.
The identity brings together a hand-drawn signature, restrained typography, tactile materials, and a palette of warm paper, graphite, and Basil green.
From printed matter to apparel and physical applications, the project explores how a consistent visual language can adapt to different materials and contexts while maintaining its character.
Scope: Brand Strategy, Visual Identity, Art Direction, and Mockup Design.
A behind-the-scenes look at my Tesla Cybertruck presentation, with the finished animation playing alongside a sped-up view of how I built it in PowerPoint.
From arranging each slide to fine-tuning the Morph transitions, here’s the work behind the final result.