Three years ago, I was standing in a courtroom. Suit on. Not...

Three years ago, I was standing in a courtroom. Suit on. Notebook in hand. Everything around me said this is the path.

But inside, it didn’t feel like mine.

I had just finished my LLM in Criminal Law and was working as a lawyer intern — chasing stability, not creativity. I didn’t hate law. I just couldn’t see myself spending a lifetime defending ideas I didn’t believe in.

So I started from zero. No art school. No agency. Just curiosity, long nights, and a lot of bad logos.

Fast forward to now — I run my own design studio, working with brands around the world. Every logo in this folio marks a chapter of that journey: a lesson in clarity and building meaning through simplicity.

I didn’t plan to become a designer. But design gave me something law never could — a voice.

You’re allowed to start over.