Commissions
A compilation of projects that I’ve participated in over the years and are too small to require their own whole section. Most of them are commissions from fellow artists.
Cover illustration for a Bachelor’s Thesis on the Unlinkability of Verifiable Credentials, at the Bern University of Applied Sciences. I followed a classic corporate vector style with colours determined by the author. The theme is a trust circle between the Issuer, Verifier and End-User.
Following the cover, I created a short explanation video with a voiceover script. The whole video was made in a single day to meet the thesis presentation deadline, so it could’ve used a little more polish, but I’m still proud of the result.
Product page and event calendar designs for Ryu Land, a card game store in Biel. I am currently working with them recurrently, doing their weekly updates and redesigning parts of their website.
Logo, icon variations and animated YouTube intro for @FailurePerfect. I combined two concepts here: his channel is based on tabletop game storytelling, and his original editing, branding and artwork for the channel had this polka-dot background.
A photography-collage poster series commissioned by an animator friend of mine to reminisce about his time living in Spain. Each poster represents a neighbourhood in Madrid.
My entry into a poster contest for the Complutense University Summer Language School, selected as one of the top 3 finalists.
Logo for the webcomic BunnyWave, by @NexusMania. I followed a classic 80’s album cover style, mixing neon calligraphy with a synth-wave inspired sunset, soundwave pattern and font.
Advertisement for Nigiri, a Japanese cuisine restaurant in Madrid. I planned to do a series with different characters for each week’s offers.
Logo variations for the webcomic NeverForest, by @NeverPaint. Each colourway represents different parts of the forest.
Logo and icon variations for artist @Asha A.M. I followed an ethereal “clouds and space” theme, while using the letter A to stand-in for her head (glasses and headscarf). The colours are representative of her own artistic output.