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Taller Tintor MX
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Dr. Francisco Romero - Médico Nuclear
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Cristian Josué Castillo Castro
Criso the Shark - Character design
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Violeta Zurita
Daylight Brand Identity Design
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Michelle Perez
Branding — La sazón de Pabita on Behance
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Mariana Pérez
Branding Design for a Hotel Boutique
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Taller Tintor MX
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after defining a more human visual identity for dr. francisco romero, the next step was to create a digital home that felt the same way: calm, approachable, and reassuring for anyone trying to understand nuclear medicine. the website was designed as a space for clarity. it guides visitors through who he is, what he does, and how the studies work, always using language and structure that replace fear with understanding. the tone is simple and human, and the layout helps people find what they need without feeling lost. it’s not a medical site that overwhelms. it’s one that listens, built to inform, connect, and comfort. 💬
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Cristian Josué Castillo Castro
Shark Jokes
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Violeta Zurita
Character Design for a Magazine
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Michelle Perez
Branding — Cuorelia, trattoria siciliana on Behance
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Naomi Pérez
Registro de Graduacion 2024 - YouTube
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Taller Tintor MX
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some cravings turn into projects. las espaciales started as one, a craving for something loud, simple, and full of life. we built a brand that feels like its food: warm, playful, and proudly everyday. colors that move, type that smiles back, and a name that rolls off the tongue. it’s mexican street energy, bottled with care. proof that joy can be design language too. 🥪👨🏽🍳
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Violeta Zurita
How to Be Financially Savvy
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Taller Tintor MX
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puerto salud
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Taller Tintor MX
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puerto salud is a small clinic led by young specialists who care deeply about people. they came to us looking for a brand that felt human first: calm, clear, and quietly confident. we built a visual identity around that intention: a simple imagotype that feels stable and open, paired with minimal collateral pieces that extend the same sense of care. the signage, the brochures, the stationery… everything speaks in the same gentle tone. sometimes, designing for trust means stepping back. letting space, proportion, and color do the work. for puerto salud, that simplicity became their way of saying: you’re in good hands. 🌿 🩺 📘 TT
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