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👋 Let me introduce myself!
I'm Veronica, a Brand Designer based in Italy.
A few facts about me:
✦ I've been designing for 8 years
✦ I specialize in branding, visual identity & packaging design
✦ My favorite part of the process is turning ideas into visual systems
✦ I'm currently building my freelance career and growing my portfolio
✦ I'm a huge music lover (especially K-pop 🎧)
✦ BTS and Stray Kids are always on my playlist
✦ A few months ago I started going to the gym... now I'm slowly becoming a gym rat 💪
✦ Adobe Illustrator is that girl and I refuse to elaborate
✦ Before design, I tried studying Computer Science and failed miserably 😭
✦ I will absolutely judge a product by its branding and packaging
Excited to connect with other creatives here on Contra! ✨
Tell me something random about you 👇
Hi Veronica, Welcome to Contra! 🙌
something random about me, I love my work 😊
I definitely judge businesses by their websites.
Welcome to Contra. The packaging detail is real, anyone who judges a product by its branding before anything else usually cares deeply about the full experience. That mindset comes through in the work.
Welcome 🤗
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