Freelance Logo Designers in Buenos Aires Province
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Joaquin Cardelli
Mar del Plata, Argentina
Graphic designer focused on branding, web, and UX/UI.
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Graphic designer focused on branding, web, and UX/UI.
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Eumara: Authentic Travel Branding & UX
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Neuropsi: Neuropsychology Clinic Branding
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INADI: Rebranding for Inclusion and Human Rights
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Coctel Company | Strategy & Timeless Identity
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Estudio Breno
Bahía Blanca, Argentina
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AUREA BOTANICALS es una marca argentina que se creó desde el deseo de conectar con el cuidado personal, partiendo de un lugar más consciente y sensorial. El desafío fue desarrollar una marca que transmita naturalidad y calidad, sin perder la esencia naturista. Encontrar un lenguaje visual capaz de expresar lo botánico desde un enfoque más cuidado, donde lo estético y lo emocional acompañen la experiencia del producto. Una estética con intención. La identidad se construye a partir de una paleta armónica, inspirada en lo natural, que busca generar calma y conexión. Las decisiones tipográficas acompañan esta idea desde la elegancia, aportando claridad sin perder personalidad y simplificando la experiencia del usuario a la hora de elegir los productos adecuados para su piel. Cada elemento fue pensado para sostener un lenguaje visual coherente, donde lo orgánico no se vuelva caótico, sino intencional. Más que producto, experiencia. El sistema visual se extiende al packaging y a los puntos de contacto, entendiendo que cada instancia forma parte del vínculo con la marca. La experiencia se construye desde lo sensorial: lo que se ve, lo que se percibe y lo que transmite. AUREA BOTANICALS se posiciona como una marca delicada, consciente y coherente. Una identidad que equilibra lo natural con lo estético, generando una experiencia que se siente tan bien como se ve.
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En un entorno donde muchas propuestas compiten desde lo visual, BAUMWOLLE (una marca alemana de tejidos con huella positiva en el medio ambiente) tuvo la oportunidad fue conectar desde lo sensorial y emocional. El desafío fue construir una identidad que se sienta cálida y honesta, evitando caer en lo genérico o predecible. Generar una experiencia visual que acompañe el producto sin imponerse. Una estética que acompaña - La identidad se desarrolla a partir de una paleta suave y una selección tipográfica delicada, priorizando la armonía y la claridad. Cada decisión busca transmitir calma, cuidado y atención al detalle. ¿El resultado? BAUMWOLLE se percibe como una marca sensible, cercana y coherente. Una identidad que no necesita gritar para transmitir valor.
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MIKOLUGI surge desde la intención de crear una marca con identidad propia dentro de un universo visual muchas veces homogéneo. La oportunidad estaba en construir algo que se sienta cercano, reconocible y con carácter, sin perder simpleza ni el motivo por el cual fue creada la marca: talles para todos. El desafío: lograr una marca que destaque sin volverse compleja. Trabajar una identidad con personalidad, pero lo suficientemente flexible para adaptarse a distintos puntos de contacto. La construcción visual se apoya en una combinación equilibrada entre formas, color y ritmo gráfico. Cada elemento fue pensado para aportar identidad sin sobrecargar, permitiendo que la marca se sienta liviana pero presente. MIKOLUGI se posiciona como una marca clara, versátil y con personalidad. Una identidad que funciona en conjunto, pero también en cada uno de sus detalles.
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LAWRI nace al observar algo muy presente en el mundo de los juguetes infantiles: hoy conviven propuestas muy estimulantes, llenas de color y energía, con otras más enfocadas en lo pedagógico y lo esencial. En ese escenario, aparece una oportunidad interesante: crear una marca que pueda acompañar el desarrollo de los niños de forma consciente, sin resignar lo emocional, lo lúdico y lo atractivo. Desde ese punto de partida, el desafío fue encontrar un equilibrio. Pensar una identidad que no solo funcione desde lo educativo, sino que también conecte, que invite, que genere cercanía. Porque al final, quienes eligen estos productos no son solo los niños, sino también adultos que valoran tanto el aprendizaje como la estética y la experiencia. La construcción de la paleta de color fue clave en este proceso. Se buscó una combinación que acompañe sin saturar. El verde lima aporta una sensación de crecimiento y curiosidad, muy ligada al aprendizaje. El lila introduce calma y equilibrio, ayudando a generar una experiencia más serena. Y el naranja suma ese toque de juego y energía que hace que todo se sienta más vivo. Juntos, estos colores logran un balance que estimula, pero desde un lugar amable. La tipografía sigue esta misma lógica. Se eligieron formas redondeadas, suaves, que transmiten cercanía y seguridad. Al mismo tiempo, se cuidó que no se sienta infantilizada, sino actual y versátil, pensando en que la marca dialogue tanto con niños como con adultos. La idea fue construir una voz visual accesible, pero también cuidada. El logo acompaña esta intención desde la simpleza. El isotipo del osito aparece como un guiño cercano y reconocible, asociado naturalmente al universo infantil y a la idea de compañía. Su construcción es simple, lo que permite que funcione bien en distintos formatos y aplicaciones, sin perder identidad. Más que un protagonista, actúa como un elemento que suma calidez y refuerza el vínculo emocional con la marca. A nivel gráfico, las formas orgánicas ayudan a completar este lenguaje. Aportan movimiento, juego y cierta espontaneidad que equilibra lo estructural. No buscan llamar la atención por sí solas, sino acompañar, construir un entorno visual amable y coherente. El packaging también se pensó como parte de la experiencia. El formato tubo no solo resuelve lo funcional, sino que propone orden y reutilización. Y la bolsa de envío suma un momento especial: ese instante en el que el producto llega y empieza a generar expectativa. Son pequeños detalles que ayudan a que la experiencia sea más completa y significativa. El resultado es una marca que busca acompañar. Que encuentra un punto medio entre lo educativo y lo emocional, entre lo simple y lo expresivo. LAWRI no intenta ser extrema, sino cercana, clara y coherente. Una marca pensada para crecer junto a quienes la eligen. ✨
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Ana Paula Coirini
La Plata, Argentina
Graphic designer specializing in visual identity
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Visual Identity for "Me Hace Bien Escribir": Therapeutic Writing I developed the brand identity for 'Me Hace Bien Escribir,' a platform dedicated to therapeutic writing and personal growth. What started as a social media collaboration evolved into a deep brand redesign fueled by a strong personal connection with the founder’s mission. My goal was to capture the raw yet delicate nature of the project. I designed a minimalist 'imagotipo' that reflects the courage of writing from the heart. The visual system balances vulnerability with professionalism, using clean lines to mirror the clarity that writing brings to the soul. This project showcases my ability to translate complex human emotions into a functional and intentional visual language that resonates with a sensitive audience
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Visual identity for Espacios Om: Reprogramming Spaces and Wellbeing I developed a minimalist and organic visual identity for Espacios Om, a brand dedicated to the redesign and harmonization of physical and interior spaces. The goal was to reflect a loving, light, and simple essence. I focused on creating a balanced visual system that conveyed peace and coherence. By eliminating the unnecessary, the brand achieves a powerful yet delicate presence, ensuring that the visual language feels as fluid and breathable as the spaces it manages. The project included a custom logo design and a cohesive brand system, designed for longevity and clarity.
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Visual Identity Design for Luxury Jewelry Brand I developed the visual identity for Sauda Joyas based on a clear core concept: if the brand were a person, she would be sophisticated, resilient, and empowered. The challenge was to translate that personality into a graphic identity that inspires both trust and approachability. The result is a brand with a seamless and minimalist aesthetic, designed to communicate balance across every touchpoint. I focused on creating a versatile visual system that complements the quality of the jewelry, achieving an identity that is not only elegant but also authentic and reliable
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Visual Identity for Magda Apart Hotel: Legacy & Sophistication I designed a minimalist identity for Magda Apart Hotel, blending personal heritage with high-end service. The concept centers on a crown symbol—a tribute to the owner’s grandmother, Magda—representing both quality and roots. The 'M' monogram serves as a clean, impactful anchor, ensuring legibility and brand recognition. I curated a color palette of deep blue for tranquility and soft mustard for elegance, creating a sophisticated atmosphere where guests feel at home. The result is a refined visual system that balances historical meaning with a modern, functional aesthetic for the hospitality industry.
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Rodrigo Perez
Ensenada, Argentina
Product/Graphic Designer & Framer Expert
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Cecilia Vodanovich
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TreeTops Fields
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Luciana Albornoz
Los Toldos, Argentina
Brand Strategist for Founders & Social Media Manager
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Visual Identity & Brand Guidelines for Jewellery Brand Case Study: Nacha Clar | Contemporary Jewelry Branding Overview Natacha Tellez is a visual artist and contemporary jeweler behind the brand Nacha Clar. Her work is defined by a clean, sophisticated aesthetic, blending diverse materials—such as bronze, acrylic, leather, and silver—with artisanal techniques like lost-wax casting. Operating from her atelier in Olivos and her flagship store in the coastal town of Mar de las Pampas, Natacha creates small-batch, handmade collections (12–20 pieces per line) that range from minimal and modern to organic and ethnic-inspired. The Challenge Since 2020, the brand has maintained a presence on Instagram, but it required a strategic evolution to match its high-end craftsmanship. The project focused on: Designing a cohesive visual identity that effectively communicates the brand’s core values and artistic essence. Launching a digital storefront and building a robust online positioning strategy to scale its reach. Target Audience The brand speaks to professional women (ages 40–60) with a refined, urban, and intentional sense of style. They seek distinctive design details to elevate their daily look—from the office to social gatherings—valuing the balance between premium craftsmanship and accessible luxury. They are cultured, active women who enjoy travel, art, and the Mediterranean lifestyle. Strategic Solution The strategy focused on elevating the brand’s perceived value through a sophisticated editorial lens. Key actions included: Aesthetic Positioning: Developing a visual language that reflects the "High Design – High Quality – Fair Price" triangle. Inclusive Narrative: Implementing a communication strategy that truly represents the target demographic, using photography featuring models within the 40–60 age range to foster authentic connection and aspiration. Lifestyle Integration: Aligning the brand imagery with the client’s lifestyle—balancing coastal inspiration with urban elegance. Key Expertise Applied Brand Identity Design & Visual Storytelling. Digital Positioning & E-commerce Strategy. Creative Direction for Jewelry Photography. B2B/B2C Communication for Luxury Goods.
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Case Study: Boiler – To Dye For | Brand Strategy & Business Consulting The Vision Boiler is a study in identity and artisanal value. The challenge was to transform a technical, craft-based process into a scalable, high-end commercial brand without losing its "soul." My role was to serve as a Strategic Partner, bridging the gap between creative vision and market positioning. Brand Management & Strategy I developed a comprehensive visual infrastructure designed to justify premium pricing. This included: -Strategic Narrative: Translating the complex "To Dye For" process into a clear, compelling brand story that resonates with a sophisticated audience. -Visual Architecture: Creating a refined identity that balances the industrial "Boiler" concept with an editorial, high-fashion aesthetic w/ a partner design studio. -Business Framework: Implementing a structured approach to the brand’s roadmap, ensuring that every visual asset served a specific commercial objective. Organic Growth & Content Logic The social media strategy was built to grow intentionally, focusing on authority and engagement over "AI slop" or generic trends. -Human-Centric Storytelling: Leveraging the artisanal process to create "convicting" short-form content that builds trust and community. - Aesthetic Discipline: Curating a visual calendar that maintains brand integrity while testing different content pillars to optimize organic reach. -Community Building: Focusing on organic engagement by speaking directly to a niche that values craftsmanship, sustainability, and unique design. The Result A brand that stands out in the saturated fashion market through human taste and strategic judgment. Boiler is now equipped with the visual and operational tools to scale its presence while maintaining a deeply personal and premium connection with its audience.
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Paola Badel, Bonti Ceramics I had the pleasure of guiding Paola, a ceramics professor and the founder of Bonti, through a pivotal stage in her professional journey. Together, we navigated her transition from a corporate role to becoming a full-time founder of her own ceramic brand. Our collaborative work included: - Strategic Planning: Designing her roadmap for the year to ensure a sustainable business launch. - Visual Identity: Defining her brand's essence through a curated selection of color palettes and typography. - Creative Direction: Developing a cohesive "Route" for her digital presence, including custom templates for an elevated Instagram feed. - Brand Voice & Narrative: Crafting a unique tone of voice and storytelling strategy to connect with her audience. - High-Impact Mentoring: Ongoing 1:1 coaching sessions to provide strategic support and maintain momentum throughout her project.
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Matias Zapata
Mar del Plata, Argentina
Graphic & Multimedia Designer | Branding, Digital Marketing.
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REBRAND | "Estación del Siglo" Radio FM
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Brand Design for Burguesía: Gourmet Veggie Burgers
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Creative Direction | Store opening in the United Arab Emirates
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Lautaro Sanchez
Mar del Plata, Argentina
Graphic Designer to create relationships
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UPS LOOKS OF LOVE :: Behance
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Vita Bikinis & Outfits
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Cruz Decima Brand Identity
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Cristian Zibecchi
Mar del Plata, Argentina
Senior UX/UI Designer | Mobile Apps, SaaS & High-Fidelity UI
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Exploring logo animations inspired by cyberpunk aesthetics. Neon accents, bold contrasts, and futuristic motion to give brands a strong, memorable identity. Motion built to feel alive, sharp, and intentional.
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Redesigning Amarena’s digital experience ✨ We moved away from a long-scroll landing and restructured the experience into clearer, focused interfaces, improving navigation, readability, and overall flow. The goal was simple: let the visuals breathe and make every section feel intentional. Key improvements: · Stronger visual hierarchy and spacing · Full-width imagery for a more immersive feel · Cleaner, more intuitive navigation · Refined microcopy and section naming · Better structured content across villas, spa, and experiences A more editorial, elevated approach that aligns with the brand and enhances how users explore the space. Design is not just how it looks. It’s how it guides you. Portfolio: https://cristianzibecchi.myportfolio.com/
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This work showcases the UX/UI flow of Sportyeah’s web feed, from content consumption to creation and performance tracking. The flow starts with the main feed interface, designed for smooth scrolling and content discovery. It then transitions into Sportyeah Studio, where users can create different types of posts: image, video, text, link, audio, and polls. During content creation, users can enrich their posts with hashtags, mentions, location, descriptions, and other feed-specific features designed to increase engagement and contextual relevance. The flow concludes with post analytics, allowing users to track performance and understand how their content behaves inside the platform. The focus of this work was to design a scalable, intuitive system that balances flexibility for creators with clarity and consistency.
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Built a full rewards system for a sports platform — from points → challenges → redemptions. The goal wasn’t just UI, but creating a system that actually drives engagement: • Earn points through real actions • Track progress with clarity • Redeem rewards with a sense of achievement Everything is designed as a connected experience, not isolated screens. Highlights: Gamified challenges that guide user behavior Wallet-style points tracking (inspired by fintech patterns) Reward system with strong visual identity and motivation Clear redemption flow with status and feedback Curious how others approach gamification in product design — what have you seen work (or fail) in reward systems?
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