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Aesthetic-driven marketing and brand-content designer
Visual Identity Guidelines for a Pilates Studio Alva Alva Pilates - Brand and Visual Identity π€Έπ»ββοΈ
The main mistake that starting Movement and Wellness businesses make is generating social media content without any direction, which in the future creates chaos instead of a trustworthy face for the brand. And how do we fight chaos? Right, with strategy and consistency!This is exactly what this case is about. I am working on creating a visual identity for a Pilates Studio Brand, making sure to give it a fresh recognizable look, instead of following the overused beige standard. Thai Massage Salon β 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. π‘
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. ποΈ 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.