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I rebuilt my portfolio from scratch.
After six years designing for brands at an agency, I wanted a site that felt like mine. I designed it, built it, made a new logo for it, and gave it sound, so every project plays its own note when you hover over it.
It shows the brand and web work I've done, and Arrumi, the little Mac app I've been building on the side.
I'm taking on new projects. If you have a brand or website in mind, send me a message or fill in the form on the site. It's a sentence you complete, and it takes a minute.
I love this very much
Appreciate it! Took a while to get every detail right, so this is great to hear.
hover notes on every project is such a nice touch
Thanks! Each project plays its own note, so moving down the list sounds like a little melody.
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Indian spirituality × Japanese minimalism × personality-driven clothing.
That’s Tenjiku.
But getting this combination right wasn’t as simple as putting three ideas together. We started with research digging into what Tenjiku means, where the name comes from, its cultural roots, and how those ideas could shape a visual identity without feeling forced or predictable.
From that research came the logo, typography, symbols, and the overall visual language.
Every element has a reason behind it.
The logo is only the final result. The interesting part is how we got there.
We’ve documented the whole thinking & design process on Behance.
Go check out the story behind Tenjiku
The research showing through the design is what makes this work. Love the Indian x Japanese balance - not easy to pull off but you nailed it.
