During my time working on the branding for Bonnies Bagels, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to create a unique and visually appealing identity that truly represents the essence of this incredible establishment. One of my key responsibilities was to develop a distinctive logo that would catch the eye of bagel lovers and encapsulate the spirit of the eatery.


I recently worked on a visual identification project for a candle company called Flammes. They specialize in creating soy wax candles using natural ingredients, and what’s great about their product is that they don’t have any unpleasant odors. For their logo, we decided to go with a design that resembled a flame, which is fitting given the company’s name. The end result was fantastic, with the packaging, social media, and business cards all featuring beautiful colors that complemented the logo perfectly.


I was recently tasked with creating the packaging and logo for Fluf, a brand that specializes in creating food for our beloved pets. Our main focus was to design a logo that would be visually appealing and strongly connected to the brand name, and I believe we achieved this goal beautifully. The end result is a logo that is both attractive and memorable, perfectly capturing the essence of the Fluf brand.


Lullevibes is a German brand creating unique, quick-drying, sand-free, light, 
and multifunctional towels. They are made from 17 recycled plastic bottles. 

The company’s focus on design promotes hiring independent artists from around the world. Their fertile imagination enables them to create eye-catching design illustrations used on their eco-towels. Lullevibes supports their artists’ hard work 
by including their signature on a towel. I was selected by the brand to design 
one of their holiday vibe project illustrations. The towel is now available 
for purchase. 


Nizio naturals:

Nizio Naturals is a rapidly growing biodynamic 
farm and one of the pioneers in sustainable, biodynamic agriculture in Poland. 
Focusing on self-sufficiency, it runs vineyards, orchards, greengrocers, and a large farm.

My cooperation with this company involved creating a wine, preserves and cheese label inspired by the fauna and flora in their lands. 
The label was supposed to create an impression of an old botanic book. 
The design, combined with the existing brand identification, creates a consistent and minimalistic label. The farm’s constant development will lead to more new product creations in the future, which will enable further cooperation. 


Working with Pure Whey, I had the privilege of handling the design aspects of the company’s supplement packaging. My main goal was to come up with a logo that was straightforward and easy to identify, while also providing a hint of what the product was all about. To achieve this, I opted for a simplistic design that featured a drop, symbolizing purity - a perfect fit for the brand’s name.


Branding