Some short-form content that I had edited for Angelo Bridal to spread the word about their beautiful boutique on social media.
After the whole re-branding, I had a much better understanding of the client's vision with their brand's language and tone. I worked on editing a lot of Instagram reels/content to promote their bridal collections, and a virtual boutique tour.
What do you think?
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Social Media Talks - A visual identity crafted for a modern marketing podcast. Built to capture attention, guide conversations, and thrive across digital platforms.
From podcast thumbnails to branded social reels. Bold type, vibrant layouts, and a system designed to grow with the content.
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Building a brand from the ground up 💪✨
Union Strength, a local Irish gym that needed more than just a logo. They needed a complete brand presence, online and offline.
🎨 What I Created:
→ Bold, modern brand identity and logo design
→ Social media templates & merchandise designs
→ Comprehensive brand guide & presentation
→ Fully custom website that embodies their strength
The challenge?
Taking a local gym and giving them a brand that feels powerful, impactful, and unmistakably them.
The black, neon yellow, and geometric patterns became the visual language that now defines Union Strength. Every detail was designed to embody strength and community.
I believe, this is a great example of what happens when branding and web design work together seamlessly. 🔥
Meet OLLO — dog grooming that starts with the dog, not the calendar. 🐕
https://ollopetgrooming-demo.lovable.app/
For the Contra × Lovable booking challenge, I created OLLO, a fictional boutique grooming studio in Portland.
The problem: customers think they’re booking a service, but the studio actually needs to schedule a specific dog.
Size, coat, condition, temperament and grooming needs can all affect how long an appointment takes and which groomer is the right fit. A basic “service → time slot” flow leaves the owner figuring all of that out afterward.
OLLO does the qualifying before showing the calendar.
Tell it about your dog → it recommends the right service, estimates the appointment length, matches a suitable groomer, and only shows slots that can actually fit the job.
I also designed the follow-through: when a dog is due again, OLLO checks in automatically and offers suitable slots based on their previous appointment. No starting from scratch.
The goal: less back-and-forth for the studio, less guessing for the customer, and fewer mystery appointments on the calendar.
A bit about the process: rather than jumping straight into Build Mode, I used Lovable’s Plan Mode in stages:
01 Structure: planned the business, landing page and customer journey.
02 Logic: defined duration rules, service recommendations, groomer matching, availability and rebooking.
03 Build: created the visual direction and references, then art-directed the final experience in Build Mode.
Plan the experience → plan the logic → then make it beautiful.
Built with Lovable for the Contra × Lovable booking challenge.
Problem solved in one line: OLLO turns a vague grooming inquiry into a correctly scoped, realistically scheduled appointment — without the studio owner manually qualifying every booking.
My new obsession is a screensaver. A perfectly reasonable thing to be obsessed with. It’s called Kinsaver. You can fiddle with it in the browser, or download the Mac screensaver and leave it to its own devices.
toys.bykins.com (http://toys.bykins.com)