Personal Brand
Softwares: Illustrator, Photoshop

The Problem
As a designer building my professional presence, I needed a personal brand that clearly communicates how I think, what I value, and the type of work I create.
Creating my identity was the first step in building my portfolio. I needed to create a design system that could support my current work while aligning with my personality and creative style. This presented the challenge of figuring out how I wanted to present myself professionally without losing my personality.
The Process
1. Strategy First
I began with ideation and quick sketches to get an idea of imagery that matched the type of brand that I wanted to create.
Key brand traits:
This foundation guided every design decision.
2. Research & Exploration
After sketching out my initial ideas and thoughts, I analyzed personal brands within my field to
understand common visual trends and opportunities
for differentiation.
I searched for inspiration exploring:
From there, I continue to sketch and develop multiple logo concepts before refining the strongest direction.
3. System Development
Once the primary mark was selected, I expanded it into a complete identity system including:
The goal was versatility and consistency across platforms.
Visual Language
The identity emphasizes:
I knew I wanted to include celestial imagery in my brand as it has a special meaning and connection to me. The goal was to create an identifiable style that represented me while still allowing my work to shine in my portfolio.
The Outcome
The final result is a cohesive personal brand that aligns with my design philosophy and professional goals.
It provides:
Most importantly, it reflects how I approach design: strategically, thoughtfully, and with the intention of building exciting visuals.


