ONE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ILLUSTRATION
These business cards were designed for a freelance Tourist Guide based in Granada, Spain. We used elements from the traditional Fajalauza ceramic style to be recognizable within a local context.
TWO
GRAPHIC DESIGN
EDITORIAL
MERCH
I’ve been working with the Bike Adventure Series as their graphic designer, creating visual assets that bring each event to life. So far, I’ve designed a newspaper full of stories and route info, a 160-page magazine celebrating the spirit of bikepacking, staff T-shirts for two events, and a little character that shows up throughout the designs of another event to add some fun and personality.
Each piece is made to feel like part of the journey playful, thoughtful, and full of adventure.
THREE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
BRANDING
We ensured the design was simple yet versatile for various media platforms.
The client’s desire for a professional and modern look guided our choices. These preferences and chosen colors provided by them played a crucial role in the design process. By incorporating these must-have colors, we were able to create a logo that not only met the client’s expectations but also resonated with their vision of a sleek and contemporary brand identity.
ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL
FOUR
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ILLUSTRATION
PHOTO EDITING
These posters were like little pieces of art, bringing a splash of color and a touch of personality to catch everyone’s eyes. It felt so rewarding seeing my designs come to life, spreading joy and excitement both online and offline.
POSTERS
FIVE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ILLUSTRATION
PHOTO EDITING
WORDPRESS
MERCH
I added an artistic value to a loyalty card for customers to keep and engage with the shop.
SIX
LOGO DESIGN
WEB DESIGN
PHOTO EDITING
BUSINESS CARDS
I was tasked to design business cards during the company rebranding phase . As the style was undefined, it was essential to prioritize versatility and neutrality. Choosing a design that is flexible and impartial helped to have a smooth transition. I used neutral colors, elegant fonts, and minimalistic elements.
I designed a homepage focusing on two main aspects:creating a visually appealing design and enhancing user engagement. By ensuring a simple and intuitive navigation system, visitors are encouraged to explore the site further. I incorporated colors that radiate a feeling of nature and sustainability, aimed at conveying a message of environmental consciousness.
Through this re-design proposal, I aimed to address these key issues and create a welcoming online space that resonates with users on a visually and ethically conscious level.
ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL
SEVEN
LOGO DESIGN
WEB DESIGN
PHOTO EDITING
BRANDING
The logo was carefully designed to evoke a collegiate atmosphere, taking cues from the timeless style seen in Harvard University merchandise. Its goal was to connect with its target audience, primarily made up of Oxford University students.
ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL
Afer reviewing the first ideas, they decided they wanted a masculine feel to the logo and they provided a brief.
EIGHT
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ILLUSTRATION
BRANDING
I had the opportunity to design a logo tailored for kids, incorporating school and food elements to create a playful and engaging visual identity. The client’s brief specified the use of playful colors, with orange and green being a must-have in the design.
ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL
NINE
GRAPHIC DESIGN
MERCH
PHOTO EDITING
SOCIAL MEDIA
My role involved creating social media assets, street banners, brochures, and more. The studio had a well-defined aesthetic that I needed to adhere to for each design project. To navigate within this strict guideline, I found that playing with shapes and opacity allowed me to expand my creative options and bring freshness to each piece. It was a delightful challenge to findinnovative ways to stay true to their aesthetic while adding my personal touch to the designs.
