DESIGN PROJECTS
A curated selection of my most proud projects over the years, showcasing the depth of my experience and expertise.
Client Work
Visual design, Brand identity, Album art
Visual design, Brand identity, Social media design, Content creation
Visual design, Brand identity, Social media design, Content creation
Visual design, Brand identity, Advertising
Personal Work
Plastic Humanity – A Visual Exploration of Microplastics
As a personal project, I wanted to experiment with Adobe Firefly AI to create something visually striking yet thought-provoking. I explored the idea of humans made of plastic, a metaphor for the microplastics we unknowingly consume and how they slowly become a part of us.
Using AI-generated imagery, I designed surreal human figures that looked as if they were molded from plastic—shiny, artificial, and strangely lifeless. To push the concept further, I created a short video in After Effects, adding atmospheric sounds and calming music to contrast with the unsettling visuals. The result? A piece that feels eerily peaceful, yet underneath, it portrays a slow-moving apocalypse—a future where we’re no longer just consumers of plastic, but plastic ourselves.
This project was an exploration of both AI-assisted creativity and storytelling through visuals and sound, blending technology and concept-driven art to create something that sparks reflection.
pre(Covid) memories
During the pandemic, I worked on a personal project that visually captured the nostalgia of the pre-pandemic era—a time that, in retrospect, felt simpler and more peaceful. The concept reimagined these memories as if they were stored in old diskettes, frozen in time yet fragile, like distant echoes of a world that no longer exists.
Through design, I aimed to evoke that bittersweet contrast between past and present, blending a retro digital aesthetic with the emotions of longing and reflection that defined those uncertain times.
Guatemala On-Sale
During the Guatemalan elections, I worked on a personal project that visually reflected the harsh reality of a country sold to the highest bidder—a nation where corruption thrives, power is dictated by external political influences, and those in control manipulate the system for their own gain.
Every election, a new president inherits a country in chaos, inequality, poverty, and crisis, yet the cycle repeats, unchanged. Through design, I aimed to capture this unsettling truth, exposing the deep-rooted dysfunction that shapes Guatemala’s future, election after election.
36 Days of Glitch
36 Days of Type is a project that invites Designers, Illustrators and Graphic Artists to express their particular view on letters and numbers of our alphabet.