BOMBIN.BA
Artisanal pastry brand
What did I do here?
This was a collaborative project for an artisanal pastry brand created in 2020. The brand's
mascot was crafted by my colleague Alberto Flores Solano, while I led the overall brand
presentation. My role focused on building the visual ecosystem: defining the color palette,
designing packaging elements like bag closure stickers, creating social media content, and
prototyping the website.
IFI
Mobile app branding
What did I do here?
This started as a university case study and quickly became a creative playground. I built
the brand entirely from scratch, from the initial concept and graphic exploration to the
logo, color palette, and tone of voice.
Once the identity was in place, I brought it to life across different formats, including the
app's UI, website, editorial design, and advertising assets.
Every piece shown here was designed by me as part of a fully developed brand ecosystem.
TAPED
Core skate shop & supplies
What did I do here?
Building TAPED from scratch meant creating a brand rooted in skate culture while giving it
enough character to stand alongside the established brands sold in the store.
From the initial concept and visual exploration to the logo, color palette, clothing
mockups, digital prototypes, and social media content, every part of the identity was
designed to feel bold, authentic, and connected to the community it represents.
EXTREMEPOXY
Epoxy resin services
VARIATIONS
✺ OTHER VERSIONS ✺ BEFORE FINAL LOGO ✺ VARIATIONS ✺
VARIATIONS
✺ OTHER VERSIONS ✺ BEFORE FINAL LOGO ✺ VARIATIONS ✺
What did I do here?
Extremepoxy is an epoxy resin services company based in Haines City, Florida. They wanted a
brand identity that felt fun, memorable, and full of personality, moving away from the
corporate and refined look often associated with the resin industry.
I developed the logo and visual identity, using bold colors and playful design choices to
give the brand a more energetic and approachable feel.
YOYI.THESTUDIO
Personal branding & lifestyle
Yep.. this is my brand.
I wanted it to be fun, a bit weird, but totally cohesive. My design process is pretty
simple: I follow what I love. That’s why you’ll see so much of my obsession with geometric
shapes, expressive characters, and illustration in everything I do.
I’ve always liked the idea of design being something tangible. it’s about things you can
actually wear or have in your space. The colors? They’re just the tones I pick for my own
clothes and my own spaces. It’s personal, through and through. Even the logo details, like
how I played with the punctuation in the studiO, come from a place of just having fun with
design logic.
I wanted to show how I think and this identity is the most honest version of my creative
vision, I’m pretty happy it’s finally out there.
