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Logo for my own graphic design studio, web design, communication, illustration and graffiti. Playing with the first letter of my name (H) and the word "illustra" (illustrated in English) You can see some of my work in http://www.facebook.com/hilustra

0Nov-04-12

Dessert company with coffee and tea.

0May-24-13

For a Marketing/PR Company. The concept behind the mark is based on the age-old alchemic practice of attempting to artificially mass produce gold by way of fusion/synthesis with other elements. Since gold has only one stable isotope (the element Au) a massive chemical reaction would need to occur to generate this isotope. There is only x3 active protons difference between Lead & Gold. They're 'chemically' different...reaction to solvents, melting temp, etc...but, if you were to extract those x3 protons from lead theoretically, you would have gold. Things like American Idol employ this 'extraction' tactic...slowly removing the unnecessary protons (contestants) till they have their 'golden result' - a season winner.

8Nov-10-11

Creatlive studios design logo for Beyond Food

0Dec-11-17

WIM Mobile is a computer technology company that specializes in high-tech enthusiast peripherals.

0Mar-25-17

Logo prepared for a logo competition for the Centre for the Meeting of Cultures in Lublin, Poland. More in the presentation: https://www.behance.net/gallery/27609749/Logo-for-Centre-for-the-Meeting-of-Cultures

0Aug-02-15

Branding for healthy snacks. At Nuts Enough, we believe in the philosphy of healthy eating and moderation. We follow the 80/20 rule where the pratice is to pick the healthier option when possible, with little indulgences here and there.

2Jan-10-13

Logo for company involved in selling eletronic devices and gadgets.

0Jan-29-13

PureRein is a producer and distributor of healthy food Its founder, valuing the work of designers, like Polish logo design legend – Karol Śliwka – wished for a classically simple logomark. The created graphic combines symbols of a fork and a flower, representing food, nature and happiness. The fitting font is rounded, organic-like. Working with the Purerein brand consisted also of designing an extensive series of packaging with hand drawn illustrations of plants associated with the products.