A comprehensive personal branding project spanning both print and web design, including merchandise, business cards, and digital applications.

This project documents the process of creating a personal brand from the ground up. From initial concept development, self reflection, visual exploration to final applications, the brand was designed to be flexible, cohesive, and reflective of a clear creative direction.
The project began with moodboards and gathering inspiration to explore different visual directions and aesthetics that could represent my identity as a designer. I also explored existing personal brands and design portfolios to understand how others communicate their values visually, which helped me identify what I wanted to emulate or avoid.


During ideation, I created sketches and brainstormed logo concepts to experiment with different typography, symbols, and layouts to see what best expressed my style. Concept development involved narrowing down these ideas into stronger, cohesive visuals that aligned with the self-reflection insight from the research phase.
I refined the strongest concepts through multiple iterations, focusing on layout, balance, and authenticity. Moodboards guided decisions around colour and style, while concept sketches were refined into polished designs. I experimented with typography and colour palettes, prototyped the logo in different applications, and refined the final brand to ensure it worked consistently across mockups

The final result is a cohesive personal brand system applied across print, web, and merchandise. Through this project, I strengthened my ability to translate abstract ideas into a clear visual identity while learning how to design with consistency, flexibility, and real-world application in mind.