Logo refresh that feels more light and fluid.

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.

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?

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

A good example that things don’t have to be complicated. I chose a serif font for a classy, elegant vibe, and added inky gestures to make it more playful and intimate.

I can't stop starring at that pattern.

This project has taught me a lot about handling tight deadlines and being systematic with my design choices. For three years, I’ve been creating systems & templates, sometimes adapting illustrations made by others, so that non-designers can use them easily.

The goal was to design a versatile logo that seamlessly adapts to a wide range of cultural projects—whether it's activities for children, rock concerts, or elegant classical music festivals.

A soft, versatile logo designed to embrace imperfection, adapting smoothly to different moods and personalities.

This is a wrap-up of the first year of activities with children in orphanages. We gathered notes from everyone involved, and I was responsible for organising them and designing the document.

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