Check out some of the amazing projects I’ve had the pleasure to work on.
I teamed up with Birch Pro to create clean, minimalistic packaging that speaks directly to stylists and highlights the brand’s professionalism. The back panel features a sleek two-tone design with a subtle Birch name pattern to reinforce branding without overpowering the look. The result is a modern, eye-catching package that stands out on shelves while staying true to Birch Pro’s identity.
The primary goal of this project was to create a more user-friendly and memorable proposal for Ice River Films to stand out during a film distributor conference in Morocco. Recognizing the need for a unique and impactful solution, I developed an interactive postcard in addition to the traditional letter-sized proposal file. This approach aimed to simplify accessibility while enhancing the overall presentation and user experience.
To enhance the project Paddling Paradise, I created assets such as a custom bookmark and a visually engaging poster, each reflecting the film’s themes and natural settings. I also designed the end captions, adding a polished, cinematic touch that aligns with the documentary’s tone and style, completing a cohesive and memorable experience for viewers and supporters alike.
I had the pleasure of designing a full visual experience for a Polish street food restaurant, known for serving zapiekanka—a delicious, baked baguette topped like pizza.
For a Verde Salon my creative journey revolves around crafting eye-catching and minimalist print and digital assets that breathe life into the brand. With a focus on brochures, posters, cards, postcards and ads. I find immense joy in infusing the salon’s visual identity with fresh and innovative designs while staying true to brand restrictions and guidelines.
As a graphic designer for a hair school, I take immense pleasure in crafting minimalistic print and digital assets that align seamlessly with the brand’s guidelines. My expertise lies in creating brochures, posters, cards, postcards, and ads. Embracing the challenge of working within brand restrictions, I find joy in giving each design a fresh touch while staying true to the essence of the school’s identity.
Designing graphics for an apparel company that can be used across various platforms requires a balance of aesthetics, branding, and functionality. Below, are presented concepts for posters, postcards, tags, and print graphics.
Birch Accessories – hair accessories line founded in Winnipeg. As a photographer, I recently had the opportunity to conduct a lifestyle session and a product session featuring models wearing hair accessories. These sessions offered distinct possibilities to showcase the products and create different visual narratives.
Photos were an important piece when I design this brochure. We wanted to fit as many as possible. I came up with a triangle-based layout.
When designing the folder I’ve tried to maintain the style of a brochure hence placing the photos in triangle frames.
I designed a flyer, tabloid-size infographic, discount coupon, letterhead and poster. I proposed a few creations that are consistent with the brand’s visual identity.
