I love doing creative things.

Cubitoo Outlines is an outlining web platform focused on quick entry, and keyboard operation. I've designed a smart syntax mode allowing for tagging every line with various useful informations like importance, kind of information, task status, etc.

Project is no longer developed, but I'm keeping it in my mind for a relaunch around 2018/2019.

I was asked to design a logotype for a cake company. My client's request was something that was mixing cupcakes, being their best selling product, and norse mythology (hence the Thor part of the name).

I've come up with this reversible logotype design, in which you can clearly see a helmet with characteristical horns, but also depending on the side you're looking from, the Viking beard is a cupcake swirly frosting shape.

I was asked to design a set of landing pages for a HR service company. The project is international, so creating something that can be used in many different languages was one of the goals.

I came up with two areas: one for candidates, which is whimsical, approachable, and happy with many curvy lines; and another one for the employer side, which is toned down, and simpler with straight lines.

I was asked to design a logotype for a HR service company.

The client asked for something simple, clever, and having an organic feel. That's why I used a hand-drawn emblem looking similar to a moped helmet, and digitized it.

I was asked to design a hero image (large logotype) for an open-source project, being a database permission management.

When I thought about the meaning of the idea, two ideas came to my mind: a database is a box containing data, and the open-source library is a shield protecting it from external threats. That's why you can see the large element being something between a flat 3D box, and at the same time a hexagonal shield, with things bouncing off.

This project was made in accordance to Blinkist Illustration Guide, following their construction, color, and visual style guidelines.

You can see the logotype on the official website of the library, which coincidentally I was also a co-author!

CookArr is my personal project, started as a digital cook book. Since then it evolved into more of a cooking platform, with food photography, inspiring articles, and nutritional informations.

I am a huge fan of pirates, and the inspiration for this logotype was the slogan "Embark on a culinary adventure!", and who is better equipped for dangerous adventures than pirates?!

You can see the logotype on CookArr website.

I was asked to create a website design, representing a modern, friendly physiotherapy practice.

My idea was to create a striking visuals, using the corporate color, and the new logotype designed by me to give a friendly, modern, and clean look through the use of large hero image, and strong iconography.

I've worked with the client on structuring the website's content in order to make it both aesthetically pleasing, and SEO-efficient.

CookArr is my personal project, started as a digital cook book. Since then it evolved into more of a cooking platform, with food photography, inspiring articles, and nutritional informations.

One noteworthy detail is that I am responsible for every aspect of the website: from design, and engineering, to copywriting, food photography.

Website started as a simple cooking blog, hand-crafted using Ruby on Rails. Since then the project became my personal sandbox, where I can explore writing, photography, design, and engineering ideas.

I was asked to design a hero image (large logotype) for an open-source project, being an anonymization solution for GPS coordinates.

When I thought about the meaning of the idea, immediatelly thought about teleportation, and portals — one object can be partially in two different places! That's why the oval element seems to be cut and offset, it's in two places: one being the real GPS location, and the other being the randomly anonymized one.

This project was made in accordance to Blinkist Illustration Guide, following their construction, color, and visual style guidelines.

You can see the logotype on the official website of the library, for which I also provided technical writing service!

Cubitoo is my personal brand, being the catch-all name for all of my projects I am working on.

I wanted the logotype to convey the message of possibilities, and being limitless — just as I am interested in many different things, and do not limit myself to one particular way of thinking or doing things.

I was asked to design a simple, yet striking logotype for a physiotherapy practice, that would fit to various material types, backgrounds, and styles.

The result is an efficient, strong logotype that can be reproduced on the website, printed materials, and corporate clothing uniforms of the practice therapists.

Corporate color (can be seen in the background) was hand-picked by me to fit both the corporate identity aesthetics, but also fit with existing materials and practice interior design based on various shades of gray, and pink.