Various Organizations & Companies

Artworks

From posters to websites and screens, I love creating artworks out of nothing. There is something empowering knowing that the designs you are about to deliver, potentially can somehow shape people’s daily routine. Started my first artwork in 2000. Lucky for you, I have here only a few of the ones that mean something to me.

Email series illustration (2019)

Summer Email Series has been one of my favorite projects. I was hired to deliver them with a week deadline, and I found the project really refreshing as it actually did help me to focus and engage a more creative side of mine 🙂
Designs aim to capture the attention and serve people with some renewing devotions.

Animated Gifs

When some parts are moving, suddenly the user sees the artwork with a fresh eye. Animated gifs work very well with emails and campaigns. Work best if used right next to the CTA.

Screen Concept (2017)

With my time in MLS being mostly around UX research and UI Design, I hold this specific concept dear, as it was delivered while I was going through some personal challenges.

Growth Concept App (2016)

Growth app, was my approach to a BetterHelp equivalent, but before I knew it even existed. Designing Growth was fun and I loved developing Ui & some basic Ux for it.

Illustrations (2014)

From a Kids radio to international community festivals, and kids’ productions, whenever the design includes color and curves it is my favorite time.

Tearfund (2016) Subproducts

Work with Tearfund has been explored more here. Comparing the User interface design of the “Extract” (resources project) and “Thank you” Email, I think I loved most the header of the latter. There is something playful and the same time dramatic in the silhouette of the girl, looking towards the donor’s name, that merges in a profound way.

Side projects (2019)

Being Ui/Ux Designer for Medair, it is a pleasure often, having to come up with artwork and concepts for campaigns. The following graphics are some of them that I really enjoyed doing. All of them have been also enhanced by me on photoshop.

Website design for the main Medair homepage has been a long process that you can also follow here. The specific is version 3. I felt that the four girls on the top of the visual were communicating a sense of community and the same time question, resilience, and quirkiness. Based on their clothes tones, I developed the main website pallet.

Strong visuals are so often found in the work of Medair. When these types of visuals show up though in the library, they need to be used asap on the next appeal, campaign, or newsletter. The look on their face in conjunction with their colors create such a sense of strength delivering amazing production value.

Celebrating 30 years of an organization that is dealing with so much pain and disasters, was a challenge. The addition of the ballon and confetti brought some playfulness into the artwork that was (in my opinion) needed.

#unselfie social media campaign 2018

Illustrations (2013)

Henri Matisse said: “With color one obtains an energy that seems to stem from witchcraft” and though I don’t really like the whole witchcraft analogy, I find that truly, there is something spiritual about color. It touches the depths of our being in a way that seems magical. My only explanation is that acting as spiritual beings, we come to realize our full potential. There are the feelings, there is the body but there is also the transcendence, the spirit. That’s the one that consumes color healing the wounds of our soul.

Animations & Shorts

In this section, you can check out some of the spots/clips I loved doing. Some on COVID appeals, Lebanon bomb explosion, Short Documentaries, and showreels. Bringing Photoshop, After Effects and some final packaging with sound effects on Premiere is the best deal.

COVID Appeal (2020)

Lebanon Appeal (2020)

mygreece.tv (2018)

Greek Riots Athens (2011)

Documentary Chad (2015)

Youthwork Organization (2012)

Corporate presentation (2017)

Showreel (2015)

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