In the journey of learning and creating, I’ve always found myself drawn to design. Since childhood, I was curious about how things were made; how symbols became stories, how colors could speak. That curiosity stayed with me. Over time, I found myself working in different areas of design, not just as a job, but as something I truly enjoyed.

Graphic design is a wide field, and I’ve touched many parts of it: brand design, pre-press work, front-end graphics, visual identities, and a little bit of web interface design. I’ve created logos, posters, book covers, mockups, calendars, and more; often for clients, sometimes for personal projects, and sometimes just to try something new.

I’ve worked with many people and companies, too many to count. And while I’ve designed hundreds of things over the years, I’m only sharing what I still have saved with me now. Some of my best work may be lost across past laptops or print shop drives, but what remains still tells a part of the story.

I’ve used all kinds of tools over the years: Photoshop, Luminar, Illustrator, InDesign, CorelDRAW, Figma, Adobe XD. I’ve also done some video editing for short clips and brand visuals. I don’t call myself an expert in everything, but I’ve always been willing to learn, and I carry the fundamentals of design with me wherever I work.

Maybe what makes my design process different is my background in architectural design and civil engineering. That technical side often blends with the artistic, helping me see both structure and feeling at once.

These are some of the works I’ve done. Thank you for taking the time to see them.

More and more 🙂