I get your project, tell you the truth, and stay in touch from first message to final file.
We talk through your business, goals and audience. I ask the right questions before touching design.
I present a visual direction — mood, style and first ideas — so we align early.
I develop the full identity, sharing progress and staying in touch at every step.
We polish the details together. Your feedback shapes the final result.
You get all final files, ready to use — and I stay reachable after delivery.
Hi, I'm Valeria — a brand and graphic designer from Siberia, now working remotely from Bangkok with clients around the world. I fell for design early: I invented the job for myself as a kid, found an art school at 14, took on real clients from my very first year of study, and graduated with honours.
Since 2018 I've helped businesses turn into brands people trust — logos, identity systems, packaging, print and social media. My edge is simple: I actually get your business, I tell you the truth even when it's not what you hoped to hear, and I don't go quiet halfway through. Good design plus honest, reliable communication — that's the whole deal.
A custom, original logo built from scratch — the core mark your brand is recognised by.
A logo plus a coherent visual system — everything your brand needs to look consistent.
The complete identity with a brand book — a ready-to-use system across every touchpoint.
Need something else — social media, print or advertising design? It's calculated individually. Let's talk.
Open for freelance projects and collaborations. Tell me about your project — I usually reply within a day.
MIR Exchange 24 is a crypto and currency exchange operating in Cyprus, in a market where trust is everything. The business needed a full rebrand to look credible, modern and premium — and to stand out among competitors fighting for the same clients.
I designed the logo from scratch: a monogram of diagonal strokes with an upward direction, symbolising movement and the growth of assets — the core idea of crypto. Built on a strict grid, it stays sharp at any scale, from an app icon to an office sign. Around it I built the full identity — custom typography, a black-and-gold palette, and brand guidelines with the reasoning behind the logo and type. I also produced a full set of realistic mockups — cards, billboards, website, business cards and stationery, including a 3D version of the mark — to show the brand in real contexts.
A cohesive, premium identity that gives the exchange a trustworthy, confident presence and one consistent visual language across every touchpoint — online, print and physical offices.
Quite is a womenswear brand blending Italian quality with contemporary Russian design, made for confident, successful women who want to look elegant from morning to evening. It needed a full identity built from scratch — one that feels premium, feminine and timeless.
I designed the whole brand identity: a refined serif logo built on a grid, with a diamond hidden inside the Q and a soft ligature joining the letters i and t. I created a signature ornament inspired by Italian lace — a diamond-shaped motif that carries the brand's craftsmanship — plus a full colour system (deep wine, powder pink, cream) and type pairing. I applied it all across packaging, tags, business cards, shopping bags and window displays.
A cohesive, elegant identity with its own recognisable character — sophisticated and feminine, working seamlessly from a boutique window to a gift box.
Mikhail Korchinsky Insurance Agency needed a visual identity built from the ground up — one that signals reliability, professionalism and client care, and works across both offline materials and social media.
I created the full branding and brand book from scratch, built around a circular seal logo — a symbol of trust and authority — with a turtle at its centre standing for protection and stability, a shell shaped as a shield for client protection, and a handshake for partnership. On top of that system I designed a large series of social media content — promotional and informational stories and posts. I handled all the visual design; the client provided the copy.
A cohesive, recognisable brand and a complete content library in one consistent style, working to build the agency's reputation and attract clients.
EcoDom ("Eco House") is a construction company building countryside homes in harmony with nature. It needed a full brand identity from scratch — modern, trustworthy and instantly recognisable across everything from signage to trucks.
I designed a distinctive logo: a stylised evergreen tree built from upward-pointing arrows, merging three ideas into one clean mark — a tree, a house, and upward growth. The green elements inside the letter O read as leaves, tying the wordmark back to nature. The whole identity is built on a modular grid, giving every element a consistent structure, and runs on a confident green-and-graphite palette — deep forest green for trust, bright green for energy. I applied it across signage, ID badges, hard hats, packaging and delivery trucks.
A cohesive, scalable identity that makes the company instantly recognisable and signals exactly what it stands for — building in harmony with nature.
Chef & Ideas is a grill restaurant serving author burgers and steaks — the kind of place that feels like a garage workshop run by a serious chef. It needed a bold, characterful identity that stands out in the fast-casual space and tells customers exactly what they're getting: bold food, made with skill and no pretence.
I built the identity around a hand-drawn character: a confident, tattooed chef — equal parts artist and craftsman — as the face and attitude of the kitchen. The lettering is bold and brushed, graffiti-style, carrying the street-garage spirit. A high-contrast black-and-white palette with a punchy yellow accent gives the brand its edge and makes it pop across signage, packaging and storefront posters.
A gritty, characterful identity that stands out instantly and gives the restaurant a strong, recognisable personality — on the street and on the plate.
"Mystic Night" is a late-night museum event (in the "Night at the Museum" format) held by the Krasnoyarsk Museum of Local Lore. It needed a memorable visual identity for the event and a poster series that works across formats — from print stands to large-scale displays.
I created the concept and visual style from scratch — a distinctive, mystical look built specifically for the event, independent of the museum's usual brand. I designed the full poster series: concept, composition and typography, with vivid, otherworldly imagery for each activity, and adapted the layouts for horizontal banners and social formats.
One cohesive, atmospheric identity carried across every surface — print stands, digital screens and large installations — giving the event a strong, recognisable mood.
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