Curious to hear from other designers, what does the future of sports branding look like to you?
Working on GRANDS meant building more than a booking app; the goal was to create a structured network where players can find the right opponents and grow through real competition.
The brand was positioned around progression and connection, not just scheduling.
The design reflects that through a dynamic logo, a bold but clean visual language, and a digital experience that feels fast, clear, and performance-driven.
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Social media for a sports-tech brand can easily slip into clichés.
For GRANDS, I wanted something more controlled and more precise. The platform is built around alignment and competitive energy, so the social system had to reflect a structured approach, not chaos.
I designed a modular template system that works like building blocks. Match announcements, player highlights, feature updates, community moments: each format has its own layout logic, but everything lives inside one cohesive grid.
Bold typography creates impact. Clean spacing builds trust. Strong contrast keeps it sharp and credible.
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When I started working on social media templates for Bahtana, I knew one thing: this couldn’t look commercial.
Bahtana is rooted in generations of tradition. That means every visual touchpoint carries responsibility.
The challenge was to create a flexible social media system that feels premium, grounded, and intentional, without becoming decorative or performative.
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How do you create a color palette that feels fresh yet intelligent?
Check out this palette for CreatorKiwi, an analytics platform.
Balanced with warm neutrals and grounded tones, it keeps the brand smart and credible while still feeling creative.
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Most security brands look the same, with overused tech icons that symbolize “protection.”
With Authox, I wanted something more intentional.
The challenge was to design an icon system that feels structured, precise, and intelligent without relying on clichés. Instead of drawing literal symbols, we built a dotted grid language. Each icon grows from a controlled matrix, forming clear shapes through alignment and repetition.
The result came exactly as I had envisioned: an iconography system that resembles infrastructure.
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Designing for a premium, family-owned brand from Central America carries a different kind of responsibility 🌿
When heritage is real and passed down through generations, the identity can’t feel decorative. It has to feel authentic.
With Bahtana, my role was to create a brand identity that preserves tradition while positioning it confidently in a contemporary luxury space.
I hope you like it. I’m proud to be part of this brand’s story 🤎