My personal logo is a custom monogram combining the initials “P” and “B” into a single, harmonious shape. Built on a precise grid, it balances sharp geometry with smooth curves to express clarity, rigor, and approachability.
The horizontal bar running through both letters creates a strong visual axis, symbolizing structure, connection, and balance. The grid-based construction gives it a sense of precision, while the rounded contours soften its appearance, creating a balance between structure and fluidity.
This duality of discipline and softness reflects my design approach: rooted in method, but open to creativity. Scalable and versatile, the logo works equally well in digital contexts and in print, reinforcing my identity across all mediums.
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The identity is anchored by a vivid primary green (#BBED08), paired with a deep green accent (#2C322A) and a near-black background (#0F0F0F) for a sleek, high-contrast look. This bold color system enhances legibility in dark mode, which dominates my digital interfaces, while also conveying a sense of freshness, creativity, and forward-thinking energy.
The green serves as a distinctive brand signal, instantly recognizable against darker UI elements. It also carries a subtle sense of nostalgia, evoking the green-on-black typography of early computer terminals, bringing a tactile memory of classic tech into a modern context.
For print, a light mode palette ensures optimal readability, using black text on white backgrounds with selective green accents for brand consistency. This dual-mode system allows my identity to adapt seamlessly across mediums while maintaining visual coherence and impact.
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The typographic system combines Space Mono, a monospaced typeface with a retro, utilitarian feel inspired by terminal screens and early gaming, with Clash Display, a bold and contemporary serif that adds personality and expressiveness.
This pairing bridges two worlds: the functional, rational side of design and the emotional, character-driven side. Space Mono anchors body text and technical information with precision and clarity, while Clash Display elevates headings and key brand statements with visual impact.
Together, they create a rhythm that is both structured and dynamic, perfectly aligned with my identity as a designer who values both craft and storytelling. Both fonts are selected for their adaptability, working seamlessly in both digital environments and printed materials.
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My stationery suite, including business card, résumé, invoice, and letterhead, is designed around a strict grid system influenced by Brutalist design principles: minimal ornamentation, strong alignment, and a focus on pure function.
The layouts prioritize content hierarchy, ensuring that essential information is immediately visible and legible.
In print, I use a light mode aesthetic (black on white) to optimize readability, with the vivid primary green (#BBED08) used sparingly for subtle emphasis. This contrasts with my darker digital identity, creating a balanced brand presence across platforms.
Every document is intentionally restrained, allowing typography and structure to communicate professionalism, while subtle graphic elements hint at my creative sensibility. The result is a clean, timeless visual system that scales from client-facing materials to internal project documents.
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