I’ve been enjoying drawing these kinds of things lately. There’s something weirdly satisfying about drawing and redrawing, and redrawing, and then maybe tweaking in Photoshop, until I get those “spontaneous” lines and textures just right.

(EN: Healing starts with) This one was a gift for a friend. Three T-shirts were printed, and only one photo was taken of them, which Andreea says "isn't suitable for a portfolio." But it could also make a cool poster for your kitchen or restaurant. Let me know if you want one.

Fun fact: These bright berries pack more vitamin C than oranges, more vitamin E than wheat, and more beta-carotene than carrots. They’re as good for your health as they are for my creativity.

I did a bunch of ink doodles of clits while prepping for a visual identity that never came to be (click if you're curious), so I turned them into a pattern—and now I’m thinking it would make a great tablecloth, don't you think?

This is the project that convinced me to start my company back in 2019—one of the first paid illustration jobs I ever did. It feels surprisingly recent.

I made this icon set to match the NCZ brand and to represent all aspects of their work. The project went so smoothly, I loved it!

Gio and I just seemed to click. For the longest time, I wanted to draw a series of the traditional gates around Sibiu and another of fruits and veggies. Meanwhile, she was building a brand for local products made from fruits and veggies, inspired by those very traditional gates.

The drawings I did for my first Substack post. I was so eager to share it that I didn’t make a drawing for every item, but I guess these are good enough to set the mood.

The first in a series of pastries. Croissants and cinnamon rolls are on the way—once I get through a few other things on my list.

Click to see the ones that didn't make the cut.

It started with "Hey, my KPeyes are up here," but that felt a bit awkward in practice. So instead, we did a series of cute animals reaching for your KPIs.

Nook is a lovely coworking space in Sibiu. I loved making drawings for it.

This was a surprise for a friend. He said it looks too professional.

This was the pilot edition, so we aimed for a simple and efficient identity. Everyone loved it, including me—it’s nice and easy to work with. Click to see the illustrations and some design process.

For some reason, I don't want to let this one go. I did it back in 2018 (or '19) to mark the 669 days of protest against corruption. It was back when I didn't yet have the courage to show my anger. Look how cute and innocent it looks, much like Sibiu.