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Irina Dermenzhy

Irina Dermenzhy

Profession Graphic Designer that makes brands seen

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Illustrated
Board Game Illustration & Design Illustrated a map for a board game project named Lila following and materializing the ideas of the client. Every smallest detail of the map mattered. Every object had its own meaning and purpose.
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Developed
BIORA – Sustainable Brand Identity Developed a complete visual identity and packaging system for BIORA, an organic biofarm. The project focused on closed-loop sustainability, creating reusable packaging solutions printed exclusively with organic, non-toxic inks. The final identity blends a natural, earthy aesthetic with functional design to reflect the farm’s commitment to ecological responsibility.
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Developed
NGO Social Media Content Design Developed an organic, custom visual style and template system for a Bulgarian NGO through a set of 6 foundational social media posts. Designed to eliminate generic "AI slop," the project equipped the team with reusable visual frameworks and tailored AI prompts, enabling them to generate high-quality, on-brand graphics independently for future campaigns.
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Thai Massage Salon – Visual Identity & Print/Digital Marketing What do you do when the client already has a colorful banner, but your new designs need to match it? You find a way to make everything work together without wasting what they already invested in. 💡 This summer, I had the opportunity to work with a Thai massage salon in Malinovo, Slovakia. This project truly inspired and challenged me, and here is why: The main request from the client was clear: to create outdoor banners for the salon, but they needed to work well with a saturated dark green banner that the client had already printed. Replacing it wasn't an option. The goal was to create a cohesive visual identity without letting the existing banner feel like a separate element. So, by taking the main colors from the existing banner, color grading the images to match, and combining them with clean, structured typography, I managed to achieve the result you can see below. Along with the banners, I also created a social media kit and a flyer design for the brand, all connected by one visual style. This project reminded me that design is not always starting from a blank canvas, sometimes it means adapting to the frames, that your put in, and creating beauty in these frames. 🗝️
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