DESIGN

GRAPHIC

AVAILABLE FOR PROJECTS — 2026

[ GRAPHIC DESIGN ]
Graphic design for your business: from idea to execution
More than a business — affirm your brand identity

✦ LOGO

Not just a nice image, but a symbol that works.
A logo designed for every medium — from packaging to profile picture.

 

✦ VISUAL IDENTITY / BRANDING

Colour, typography, mood.
I build your brand’s visual DNA: from the first glance to the last detail.
A world that reads without words.

 

✦ ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS

Instagram styling, business cards, packaging, banners, Reels templates — everything that makes a brand recognisable.
All at once — or just what you need right now.

 

Want a design that stands out?

[ PORTFOLIO ]

NUAGE & VIN — An identity that catches the eye from the very first gesture.

There are lines that draw a shape.
And there are lines that draw an atmosphere.
Nuage & Vin begins with exactly that gesture — light, continuous, turning a cloud into a glass and creating a visual metaphor of taste, air and evening light.

 

A hook of an idea.

It’s not the obvious symbol of wine that’s used here, but the emotion around it: warmth and ease.
The trending Pantone 2026 shade, Cloud Dancer, becomes the base of this atmosphere — pure, airy, contemporary.

Design is a matter of connections.

A red telephone rings. Not a word has been read yet, and the brain has already understood: urgency, decision, action. Design speaks faster than text.


Here, everything rests on a single code: red = decision.

Colour doesn’t decorate — it means. And the question “It’s ringing. Will you answer?” turns the viewer into a participant.
Good design isn’t about “making it pretty.” It’s about connecting a shape, a colour and an emotion so a message reads in a single second.

This is for you if:
  • You have a product but no coherent visual world yet
  • You’re tired of generic templates and want to stand out
  • You need striking design that conveys the true value of your offer
From idea to result — together.

Steps:

  1. Meeting and brief
  2. Niche and audience research
  3. Sketches and concepts
  4. Choosing the direction
  5. Final design
  6. File delivery and support
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