Rebranding for the pioneer of specialty coffee culture
Flexible visual language for an art gallery
Changing strategy, turning it into design, finishing with a UI kit
Book design
Visual identity for a fashion brand combining the opposites
Identity and website for a Dubai-based flower delivery ↗
Book design for an exhibition in Machachkala Museum
Branding and website for a German institute of materials science
A collaborative zine about city poetry
Logotype and landing page for an art laboratory
Concept and product design for a mental health app
Valentine’s day collection for a fashion brand ↗
Art-direction and product design for a web3 storage service
Creating a Figma plugin that generates design for charities
Poster with a list of people oppressed by Russian government
Visual identity for a concert of generative music
Cusdev and prototypes for an app that helps you find a roommate
Cusdev, prototypes, and marketing for an inclusive recipe website
Design and frontend for a fictional travel web app
Design and development of a longread on queer history in Russia
Humanism. The main part of design is its impact on the people — whether it’s emotional impact, functionality, education, or anything else.
Ethicality. A designer must think about the impact their work makes on people or the environment, and they should avoid having their work be used for harm.
Inclusivity. Design must not voluntarily exclude oppressed groups of people, and the interface must be convenient for people with special needs.
Performativity. The process of creating design is as important as the result.
UX/UI design
Marketing research
Web development
UX copywriting
A11y optimization
User testing
Visual Identity
Brand strategy
Creative coding
Printed matter
Merch & objects
Editorials