Custom Halo 3 ODST game case design
This custom Halo 3: ODST Xbox 360 cover is one of my earliest personal design projects. At the time, I owned only the game disc and wanted to create a complete physical cover for it myself.
As a big fan of the game, I used the project to experiment with photo manipulation, image compositing and layout design. I combined different visual elements into a new composition and extended the concept across the front, spine, back and disc artwork. Looking back, this project represents an early stage in my development as a designer, driven by curiosity, experimentation and a genuine love for the source material.
Premium Home Collection Home Fragrance
Commissioned by HOOG.Design
For the Premium Home Collection by HOOG.Design, I had the opportunity to design both the bottle and packaging for their inaugural home fragrance. HOOG.Design, an online inspiration platform for interior design, launched its own line of home products under the "Premium Home Collection" brand. This collection embodies a minimalist aesthetic, and my task was to ensure the design aligned seamlessly with previously released products.
Given that this was the first home fragrance in the collection, it was aptly named "First". It was crucial to prominently feature the name on the packaging to maintain the minimalist style.
Photos courtesy of www.hoog.design
Business cards - Irina Verwer
Commisioned by Lift3
Irina Verwer, a somatic therapist and intimacy coach, needed business cards, and I was tasked with creating them. The business cards were intended to convey a personal and natural appeal. Using the photos and website content provided, which had already been set up by colleagues, I designed the business cards to reflect this aesthetic. Soft colors and carefully chosen photos ensure that the business cards are inviting and convey a sense of trustworthiness.
Birth announcement cards - BusinessCom
Commisioned by Lift3
I had the privilege of designing birth announcement cards for BusinessCom, which they distribute to their contacts upon the birth of a child.
BusinessCom's style can be described as neither chaotic nor overly organized. It incorporates blue gradients alternating with light solid blue colors and 3D elements. The speech bubble serves as a frame and is a recurring motif across all BusinessCom communications.​​​​​​​
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