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WHAT DOES AN IDEA WITH A TWIST LOOK LIKE?
Poster and album cover design for the 20th anniversary of a choir advocating for gender equality and social justice through voice.
Key messages: love, unity, resilience.
Three concepts were proposed:
The choir as superheroes, because 20 years of fighting for equality and justice is a form of heroism in itself. Each member carries her own symbol, their tools are voice through the microphone and love through a heart-shaped wand. Their singing breaks down walls of division and exclusion.
A female knight who fights with her voice. The microphone is her weapon, the heart (love) her shield, and the sound waves created by her singing break chains of pressure and limitation.
SELECTED CONCEPT: everyday women, wearing symbolic patterns on their clothes, standing together, strong and embracing, singing into a microphone, surrounded by sound waves that break barriers.
Visual for a speed dating event at a cat café, designed as a flexible template.
Key messages: playful, light, sweet.
Two people on a date surrounded by cats. (BASIC)
Two cats on a date. (BETTER)
Two cats racing, with one charming the other with flowers. ✅
Merch design for a collective that creates a safe and open space for expression through events.
Requirements: subtle integration of the color orange and the logo into the design.
Key messages: freedom, safety, uniqueness.
DIFFERENT SHAPES CREATE A BEAUTIFUL WHOLE.
Like a dandelion, each petal is like a fingerprint, different, yet part of the same whole. That’s why the word “different” is written in various typefaces that form a cohesive composition, because there is no single correct form.
NOT EVERYTHING HAS TO FIT INTO A FRAME.
You don’t have to adjust who you are to fit within predefined boundaries. The frame is only a suggestion. That’s why the text doesn’t stay inside it either.
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