This freelance project was created for AVIVA Skin Studio, a beauty salon looking for a clean and elegant brand identity. My goal was to design a logo that reflected beauty, confidence, and professionalism while creating a look that feels timeless and luxurious.
The Divina Forma packaging system is inspired by Bauhaus principles, using geometric shapes, asymmetrical compositions, bold color relationships, and simplified forms.
The logo becomes a central visual element across the packaging, while the supporting shapes and patterns create flexibility between products.
Social Awareness Poster
This poster explores how much of our privacy we give up through everyday technology. I wanted to show how surveillance and smartphone use have become so normal that we don't always notice how much information we are sharing.
Packaging Design & Branding
Power Potion is a conceptual energy drink brand I created around the idea of energy and power. I wanted the packaging to feel bold and fun while still looking like something you could actually find on a store shelf.
For this project, I restored a vintage wedding photograph that had damaged and missing areas. My goal was to bring the image back to life while keeping the original feeling and details of the photograph.
A playful cereal packaging project created for children. The design features a fun panda mascot inspired by my daughter’s love of pandas. I created three cereal variations, each with its own colorful theme while keeping a consistent brand identity.
Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Project Type: Packaging Design / Branding
The final article uses strong typographic hierarchy, bold compositions, and black-and-white graphics inspired by Helvetica's clean aesthetic. The design balances information and visual impact while celebrating one of the most influential typefaces in graphic design.
Editorial publication
Cover design
Editorial layouts
Typography system
Custom graphic compositions
Tools: Adobe InDesign · Adobe Illustrator
Editorial Design · Typography
This project explores the history and influence of the Helvetica typeface through an editorial publication. My goal was to create a layout that reflected Helvetica's clean, modern, and timeless design principles while presenting the information in an engaging way.
The challenge was to transform a research article into a visually interesting publication without losing readability. I wanted the typography and layout to become part of the story rather than simply presenting the text.
I researched the history of Helvetica and experimented with different layouts, scale, and composition. Using Adobe InDesign and Illustrator, I developed a visual system that combines bold typography, abstract graphics, and structured layouts to reflect the simplicity and versatility of the typeface.