Passionate ℗ about building creative tools, information-dense design, and raw design theory.
Study at
Hustle Butter
Visual identity refresh
Barcelona Health Hub
on the 4YFN event
Visual identity
Articler ℗
Website programming language built for designers
Keys ℗
Keyboard layout for typographically sound text: with proper dashes, diacritic marks, and specific symbols.
Sports Trio website and Instagram posts
The sport center that focuses on martial arts for children.
I write about a design concept to accelerate the generation of visual ideas: Expressiveness concept.
One of the people who heavily influenced me as a designer was Edward Tufte. He explores means of clear visual communication of complex data. He describes beautifully made maps, graphs, tables, and schemes — naturally I fell in love with this discipline.
Redesigned graph of the inflation forecast for June 2022 compared to December 2021
Original graph:
The redesign doesn’t compromise on scale for Turkey and Argentina:
and keeps two graphs in one place.
It’s adaptable for vertical horizontal screens:
Redesigned graph
The original:
The redesign uses colour more delicately and keeps lines angle close to ∠90°
Instead of random colours, languages are assigned a gradient by which it’s recognised. For example, Python is yellow and JavaScript is orange
Vertical:
Horisontal:
A map of the Indo-European languages family tree
The theory suggests that most languages derived from one language — Proto-Indo-European.
“Proto” means it’s hypothetical. It occurs when two or more languages’ structure suggests they derived from a common language.
There’s no physical evidence for a proto-language. It is usually theoretically constructed — based on the languages that derive from it.
Details:
Lines usually run from top to bottom, like after Sabellic, but sometimes are bent to occupy less space:
Line between Vulgar Latin and Romance is prolonged to emphasise that most families come from Romance:
Lines are aligned with the x-height, but in case with Langue d’Oïl and French it makes sense to align by the capital height: