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colorful brochures

the client required a colorful brochure to catch the eye of interior designers

tesla mockup

mockup advert for tesla's driverless semi truck

editable word templates

a simple yet highly branded design that can be easily edited in word and used across all documentation, including header themes

modern brochure

designed to showcase the amazing photography this company provides while still providing a timeless but original theme

wedding invitations

minimal winter wedding

look book

for a small bohemian boutique in the desert

corporate profile

corporate profile distributed across 10+ countries in three different languages

traditional print brochure

client required a traditional brochure that features its security guards in high-risk locations

appeal to ethos and logos

specifically designed to cater to NGO clients, this brochure appeals to both ethos and logos using infographics

business card design

exciting business cards without overdoing it

yoga mat

intricate print design

brochures

It’s true, print brochures are going out of style; and quickly. However, taking their place is the digital brochure. More often than not, companies are including on their websites a link to their company profile or specific brochures. I have created brochures in multiple languages for multiple nationalities, particularly for the Middle Eastern/North African, North American, and European Markets.

business cards

In my humble opinion, the business card business is booming. However, it seems that every Tom, Dick, and Harry has a specialty, hand-sewn, monstrosity made from retro floppy disks to give to you. In an effort to bring back the sleek, sophistication that is The Business Card, I design cards taking not only your brand and preferences into account, but also add a timeless simplicity to one of the most simple marketing materials.

other materials

More and more, companies large and small are relying on subtle marketing to relay their message, through labels, documentation. posters. conference booths, banners, ads, book formatting, magazines, look books, invitations, and more. Basically, anything that can hold ink can hold your branding.

Gone are the days of a pen with a logo; instead, companies are becoming incredibly creative in reaching their customer base with branded materials like water bottles, laptop skins, apparel, and even skin.

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