My aesthetic approach

I love blue. More specifically, baby blue. I also love large, sweeping and welcoming sans-serif typefaces that give a minimalist and clean look. Without design constraints and requirements, of course, this website would be how I would approach a project. I've always paid attention to specific design requirements and aesthetic details to make the design coherent and beautiful, whether that's for print, digital or motion graphics.

Today, I use my graphic design skills in both my professional work and hobbies, such as creating scientific posters, and YouTube cover thumbnails. My goal is to ensure the message is clearly communicated to the audience while maintaining visual appeal. I always respect the house style, guidelines and constraints when designing for clients. I also pay attention to brand identities, branding, and colour coordination, utilising the PMS colour system, as well as CMYK for print, and RGB for digital works for precision.

Conference presentations

I love attending conferences to present my work, as it provides the perfect opportunity to showcase my skills in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Making visually appealing slides and posters not only captures the audience's attention but also enhances the overall presentation. I still remember the feedback I received, with people complimenting how pretty my slides were. Most of the time, I use the house style of the institution that I was working at and the graphic resources available as the themes of the poster, with some personal artistic liberty to play with the design elements. This approach ensures a cohesive and professional look while allowing me to infuse my unique style, making each presentation both distinctive and memorable.

Apps that I regularly use for graphic design