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An exhibition for things nobody asked to see.
The Museum of Ordinary Things (M.O.O.T.) is an experimental campaign built around a simple idea: what happens when we give completely ordinary objects the attention usually reserved for something important?
Receipts, lost keys, plastic chairs and lonely socks become museum-worthy artefacts through experimental design, analogue collage, bold typography, photography and a little dry humour.
It’s about playing with the familiar, finding personality in the overlooked, and proving that even the most ordinary things can become interesting when you look again.
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Brand identity for Veritas, a decentralized crowdfunding platform built on the LISK blockchain.
The brief needed a design that earns trust from both crypto-native communities and institutional investors, with zero generic Web3 clichés.
What this project delivered:
- A modular logomark built on a diagonal three-square grid
- A two-color system balancing action and authority
- A scalable visual identity across token platforms, decks, and physical touchpoints
Every element in this system traces back to one principle: structure builds trust.
Full case study on my Behance. Link in bio.
Open for brand identity projects in Web3, fintech, and startup spaces.
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Complete Website Design, Personal Branding & Digital Platform for Language Educator Alejo Lopera.
Project Description: Designed and structured a clean, modern, and user-centric web platform for Alejo Lopera to elevate his personal brand, showcase his educational projects, and drive course enrollments.
Role: Lead Web & Brand Designer (Kroma Lab)
Key Work: UI/UX design, visual hierarchy, mobile responsiveness, content structuring, and domain setup.
Focus: High visual impact, intuitive navigation for students, and clear call-to-actions (CTAs) for conversion.
