Tag: Design
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I’m A Luminary (Adobe Creative Type)
I recently took the Adobe Creative Type test, and it labeled me as a Luminary—someone who dreams big and believes deeply in what’s possible. It feels surprisingly accurate. As a designer, art director, and visual storyteller, I’ve always been drawn to the kind of work that brings meaning, clarity, and beauty into the world. Whether…
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8 Types of Logos and How to Pick the Right One for Your Brand
Logo is more than just a pretty design—it’s the face of the brand. It’s what people recognize, remember, and connect with. For your own business, with so many different types of logos, how do you know which one fits your brand best? Let’s break it down, one by one. Wordmarks (Logotypes) If your brand name…
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Great Product Needs Great Branding
A great product alone isn’t enough. Without strong branding, even the best ideas can go unnoticed. Back in 2016, I had the chance to be part of Kreasi untuk Beraksi, a workshop at Rumah Tiara focused on empowering people with disabilities through creativity. Alongside Asrari Puadi and Felicia Andrianto, I shared insights on how branding…
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I’d Love to be an Eagle
If I had to choose an animal, I’d love to be an eagle. Not for its power, but for its vision. Eagles fly with purpose, always knowing where they’re headed. That’s how I want to navigate my journey—focused, intentional, and unafraid. They face storms head-on, just as I’ve learned to step out of my comfort…
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I’ve Created Tons of Data Visualizations—But Making Them Interactive Still Feels Like a Challenge
I’ve always believed growth happens when we step outside our comfort zone. For years, I’ve worked on branding, web design, and infographics—turning ideas into visual stories. But now, I want to go further. Interactive data visualization has become my new obsession. I often have ambitious ideas for presenting data—fluid, interactive, and immersive. But execution is…
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I’m Good, @GNFI Merchandise Logo Design
Designed the logo for I’m Good, the merchandise division of Good News From Indonesia, reflecting a positive and uplifting brand identity.
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Making the Logo of ANOC World Beach Games 2023
The event (ANOC World Beach Games 2023) is officially CANCELLED. But, it was a great experience to take part in it.
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EP Boxi—Square, Bold, Monospaced Typeface
EP Boxi is a typeface that embraces all of these qualities, combining a square-based aesthetic with a monospaced design to create a font that’s both modern and versatile. EP Boxi is inspired by geometric forms, offering a clean and structured look for a wide range of creative projects. EP Boxi comes in four distinct styles,…
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WHAT/IF #02 Reimagining EURO 2020 Teams in Corporate Style
For this edition of WHAT/IF, I took on the challenge of redesigning the logos of the eight national teams that reached the EURO 2020 quarterfinals. This was a spontaneous, experimental project that took about six hours, from initial sketches to final execution. Approach My goal was to explore how these national football identities could be…
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EP Stellari Display: Futurism+Classic Elegance
Typography shapes the way we perceive design, and finding the perfect balance between modern innovation and timeless appeal is no easy feat. That’s why I’m excited to share EP Stellari, my first-ever font creation, designed to bring a bold futuristic feel with a subtle classic touch. EP Stellari is a modern, futuristic display font crafted…
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BMW Unveils a New Logo, but Why?
BMW has just unveiled its brand-new logo, joining the growing list of automakers embracing flat design. Before BMW, both Volkswagen and Kia had already made similar moves, paving the way for this trend in the automotive industry. At this point, it feels inevitable—flat design is taking over. But why are so many car brands shifting…
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Infographic Works (2016-2017) at @GNFI
Here are some of the infographics I personally designed at Good News From Indonesia (GNFI), excluding projects where I served as creative director or supervisor. #1 Top Apps Karya Anak Bangsa Role: Copywriter & Designer🔗 View here #2 Membangun Indonesia dari Kampung, Caranya? Role: Designer🔗 View here #3 Peluang Besar Masyarakat Ekonomi ASEAN (MEA) Role:…
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Rio 2016 Olympics: Good Luck Team Indonesia!
A series of posters designed to support Indonesian athletes competing in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
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(My) Personal Logo
A designer’s worst client is themselves. I totally agree! When creating my own identity, I went through countless doodles and logo ideas, always chasing perfection—but never quite reaching it. I treated myself like an important client, going through planning, designing, revising, and repeating the process over and over. If you’re a designer, you’ve probably done…
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A Collection of Event Poster Designs
I joined several communities and contributed by designing event posters and invitations. Here are some of my designs.
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Indonesia Awesome, Merch Design for @GNFI
Designed “Indonesia is not Perfect, It’s Awesome” t-shir design for Good News From Indonesia store.
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Juanda Magazine Edition October 2014
I worked on layout and infographic design for Juanda Magazine, collaborating directly with Angkasa Pura Airports, the operator of Juanda Airport. This project was part of my work with Good News From Indonesia, with Angkasa Pura Airports as the client.
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Run with Whatever Shoes
In 2014, I created an illustration to inspire people to run—regardless of how expensive or prestigious their gear is. The message is simple: run with whatever shoes you have, no matter the brand. What matters most is the journey, not the gear. You can buy this product on Society6.
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Logo Design for Putera Ratna
Designed the logo for CV. Putera Ratna, an electronics company in Surabaya, inspired by circuit board patterns to represent connectivity and innovation. The client was my friend Adam Ainun Akbar, but I’m not sure if he ever used the logo.
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Fashion Magazine Website Concept, Never Happened
My friends once discussed creating a fashion magazine website with me, but we failed to deliver. I take full responsibility for this failure—the issue was poor timing and overcomplicating the project. Back then, I hadn’t learned about minimum viable product (MVP) and insisted on a fully featured site instead of a leaner, workable version, which…
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