This portfolio reflects how I approach design with intention, curiosity and focus on what troly matters
I aim to create work that inspires, but also disappears when it needs to. The kind of design that feels natural, effortless even invisible. Because great design doesn’t always shout. It just works.
Branding
Branding
Role—Designer
Partner___Mariia Lyschkina
InfiniNode Brand Identity for Emerging Chip Technology
This was our first real-world brand project, building a complete identity for InfiniNode, a company working to scale chip technologies for future infrastructures. The challenge was to take something highly technical and give it a voice and visual expression that felt modern, trustworthy, and human.
We created the name, tone of voice, visual language, and brand system from scratch, finding the right balance between innovation and clarity. The brand needed to speak to engineers, investors, and partners alike, without losing focus or feeling overly corporate.
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The logo was one of the most interesting challenges. We wanted something that hinted at scale, networks, and modularity while staying minimal and clean. After exploring multiple routes, we landed on a logomark built around connected nodes forming a system. The geometric form suggests growth and structure, with a sense of forward movement.
One big lesson was learning how too many design options early in the process can slow things down and muddy decision-making. I realized how important it is to present a strong direction clearly and to explain the thinking behind it. Working on InfiniNode helped me develop both my design voice and my ability to defend design choices with purpose.
Color And Logo mark
Short diskription about the work i have done or something els releted to the projekt. not to much detail let the img talk for it selft
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Hey, I’m Oliver a digital designer from Gothenburg with a passion for thoughtful design, playful ideas, and turning concepts into something real. I’m currently studying at Yrgo, where I focus on everything from UX and UI to visual storytelling.
Before diving into design, I worked in photography – something that still shapes how I see light, composition, and emotion. I’ve also been exploring 3D design lately, especially in Blender, where I love building products, interfaces, and little worlds from scratch.
When I’m not designing, I’m probably out in the woods, on a bike, or chasing some kind of adrenaline rush. Nature and movement help me recharge – and often inspire me too.
My style leans towards clean, bold, and minimal, but I always try to add a personal twist. I believe good design should feel intuitive, honest, and maybe even a little fun. One quote that’s stuck with me during my studies is:
“Comparison is the thief of joy.”
It reminds me to stay focused on my own path, process, and growth. Always open to new projects, collaborations, or just a good conversation.
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