Faculty of Design
Art direction
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Visual design
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Concepts
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Visual identity
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Publications
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Accessibility
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Art direction • Visual design • Concepts • Visual identity • Publications • Accessibility •
2016 – 2026
Design Education
The Faculty of Design visual identity has evolved over time through a series of projects focused on clarity, flexibility and contemporary expression across physical and digital applications
2016
Visual identity redesign
A new identity system was introduced to unify the Faculty’s presence. At its core, a bold, minimalist FD monogram was designed using a clean geometric structure, enabling versatile application across print and digital formats.
The refreshed system established a more modern and confident visual language across all outputs.
2025/2026
Website case study
An ongoing case study exploring improvements to the Faculty’s website, with a focus on refining user journeys, clarifying content structure, and enhancing accessibility.
The work addresses existing pain points while aligning the digital experience with the broader identity system.
2026
Design week campaign
The Design Week identity builds directly from the Faculty’s logo, transforming its geometric form into a modular graphic system. Pixel-like elements are arranged on a grid to create dynamic, adaptable patterns across print and digital applications. A fluorescent lime green accent introduces energy and visibility, balanced by neutral tones and clear typography. The result is a flexible visual language that reflects the experimental and international nature of the event.
