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I created a clean and professional social media design focused on helping businesses build a strong online presence. The design uses clear messaging, modern visuals, consistent branding, and engaging layouts to attract attention and communicate business services effectively.
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Here’s how I determined the visuals for this personal project.
Once the theme and moodboard were set, the next thing I thought about was the structure of the video: what do I want to show, and how should each visual connect to the next?
From there, I structured the flow as:
Object → Observation → Deconstruction → Experimentation
This structure was then translated into each shot you see in this motion design video.
For the visual style, I combined digital aesthetics and editorial brutalism through pixel textures, ASCII graphics, glitch, construction grids, data-inspired visuals, and brutalist typography.
This visual approach was heavily inspired by the work of Riccardo Agostinelli & Dan Neuenhaus.
Which shot do you find the most visually satisfying?
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Elevating Hasuji into a timeless brand.
Hasuji already has a bold and distinctive foundation. With the right brand identity, I’d take it further into a premium, modern, and timeless direction while keeping the logo clean, recognizable, and easy to read.
The goal is to build an identity that feels strong today and remains relevant for years — not just a logo, but a consistent visual system across digital and physical applications.
Brand direction: Premium • Modern • Timeless • Bold • Refined
I specialize in Logo Design & Complete Brand Identity, including logo refinement, color palette, typography, brand guidelines, stationery, packaging, and digital applications.
Available for brand identity projects. Let’s build something lasting.
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LUCENT is a contemporary men’s fashion magazine concept built around modern tailoring, timeless style, and intentional dressing.
The goal was to create an editorial system that feels sophisticated, minimal, and premium while still giving each page its own visual character. I developed the art direction across the cover, contents, fashion features, interviews, product focused pages, and editorial spreads.
The visual language combines refined serif typography, clean layouts, warm neutral tones, sophisticated menswear photography, and generous negative space to create a cohesive luxury fashion experience.
The final presentation brings the individual pages together as a complete editorial identity, showing how the visual system works consistently across different content formats.
Giving every page its own character is the hard half of an editorial system - in my experience the grid has to stay locked so the type scale and image crop can do the varying, otherwise spreads stop reading as one magazine. Which of the two did you let move here?