Almost finished the ANORA project, where I handled literally everything: from tile color selection to identity, even textile, souvenirs, and accessories design :) Right now I want to show a preview, and next week I’ll drop the full case!

I love it when sketches come to life and start living on their own :)

Miami did not disappoint! From cold plunges to cool drinks, we took that LIVE. FIT. GO. lifestyle to a whole new level to celebrate the release of our Limited Edition Spritz Vibe Snowball Frost!

October was incredibly productive, let’s see what November brings!

My workflow

I created two web icons for the client’s portfolio: on the left: LUMINA AI, a plugin for generating lighting and atmosphere in 3D scenes. On the right PolySense, an assistant for analyzing and optimizing 3D model topology

These colognes smell so good and make great gifts. That’s it, that’s the post. Powered by @sephora

And as I’ve mentioned before, I’ve fully moved to @framer and try to build everything right inside one editor. There’s no point jumping endlessly between different tools, it’s much more efficient to stay in one clean workspace. I even recorded a short video of my process 🎬

At this stage I always test how the mark behaves in context, within the color system, layout and on different surfaces. Is it readable at small sizes? Does it fit naturally into the overall design? If yes, time to move forward

If everything holds up and the mark looks dynamic and balanced, that’s when I move to the precise sketch. Here I refine every detail, every thickness, making sure everything sits perfectly in place

Then I completely switch gears and start testing the mass and balance of the form. It’s crucial not to rush straight into final details, first you need to see if your initial sketch actually works in real proportions. I roughly fill in the main volumes and check the overall feel

The Buzz for November 10th

The very first sketch is always about exploration. Fast, rough, spontaneous. You can do it anywhere, no fancy tools, pencils or expensive notebooks needed. It’s just a raw idea, a thought, a concept taking shape

Whoa, I didn’t expect the previous post to get such a huge reaction! Let me walk you through the details of the process, I’ll even show some of it on video Open it up: 🧵

It’s rough, but I had to post it! 🤖Cinema 4D + Redshift

What matters to me in identity design is how it actually lives and connects with the world around it. For the Quantara team, I created a special asset pack to show how branding can fit in naturally and feel real

I always love sharing more of my work process with you, and today is no exception :) Here’s a peek at the interactive illustration I’m currently creating for a dashboard (Cinema 4D + Redshift). Should I keep this series going? 🎬

While working on the second set of logos for Nova GP, I decided to give myself a challenge. Why not make everything in @Framer? First, to explore new tools. Second, to finally test out Design Pages and understand all the nuances of building a project (not a website!)

Here’s a small preview of ANORA, the project I’m working on these days. I’m taking care of every little thing, from textiles and visual identity to the tiniest details of the cocktail menu icons :) There’s so much more to come and I can’t wait to share it! 🍸

I finally pulled together my favorite UI/UX/WEB projects into one big Behance case and finally posted it! It feels like closing a chapter, turning the page, and moving forward with fresh energy🔋

Nova-1 GP has a huge number of sponsors and partners, and many of them needed their own unique logos and wordmarks. No chance I’d let that slide! :) Today I’d like to share the first 12 out of 24 that I created 🛩️

I thought it’d be fun to gather all the logo and branding work from this year in one big showcase, what do you say? Already made a small showreel too 🚀

A new case for Netra Labs just went up on Behance! Website, app, 3D illustrations, branding, I pulled everything together into one story. Now it is online and I can finally enjoy the last summer days :)