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Services
Motion Design
Logo animations, 2D videos, and animated social media posts creation
Graphic Design
Design development of logos, brand books, booklets, catalogs, books, flyers, posters, billboards, and outdoor advertisements
Branding
Design of letterheads, business cards, envelopes, folders and other brand assets tailored to your corporate identity
Packaging Design
Packaging design for your product in accordance with standards
Development of Websites
Development of simple, functional, and e-commerce websites, redesign websites, and 24/7 technical management services
Online design courses
Online graphic and motion design courses. The duration of the courses is 3 months, 2 times a week, 1.5 hourss
Portfolio
Some of the work I have done is posted here
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- Website
- Motion
- Catalogue
- Advertising
- Logos
- Branding
- Packaging
- SMM
Interesting information
What does a graphic designer do?
If you stop anywhere in the city and take a careful look around, you will see the work of a graphic designer everywhere. Store signs, advertising banners, flyers, announcements, even the logo on a coffee cup — all these visual elements are the work of a designer. And it's not limited to the streets. On the internet — on social media, online marketplaces, and various websites — all the visual designs you see, from social media posts and stories to product cards, are the result of a graphic designer’s work. This shows just how broad and ever-evolving the field of design really is.
A designer shouldn’t only create beautiful things!
Beauty is a subjective concept. Today, the graphic designer profession is widespread, but many people still don’t fully understand its true essence.
Graphic design is not just about creating pretty pictures.
It’s about functionality, sales, user-friendliness, analytics, and visual appeal. People have needs and goals. A graphic designer connects these goals and guides the user toward the target.
And all of this happens through the power of visual design.
Graphic design is art, but not only about talent
Every person has a certain level of talent. Talent plays a role in this field too, no doubt. But to become a graphic designer, talent alone is not enough — experience, knowledge, and skills play a crucial role. If you work on developing these qualities, you can become a successful designer even without natural talent. On the other hand, talent without experience and knowledge won’t take you far. A design that looks good isn’t everything. If it doesn’t generate sales, doesn’t attract the user, and lacks functionality — it misses the point. Don’t be afraid to go beyond the ideal. Progress comes through change. People grow and evolve over time. Graphic designers are no exception — they must constantly learn and adapt.
What is motion design?
Motion design (from English motion design; motion — movement, design — design) is the process of creating animated graphics based on graphic design principles.
This field is mainly applied in film production, video production, and other types of visual media.
Examples of motion design include opening sequences of films and TV series, commercials, video game interfaces, animations in mobile applications, 3D logos created for television, and kinetic typography.
This field brings static design to life, allowing visual messages to be communicated more effectively and attractively.
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