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DEANDRA ESPELIMBERGO / D Graphic Designer | Illustrator | Multimedia Artist | This page is my online portfolio of past works and sample works -Inbox is open for inquiries-

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A set of assets for a local streamer's Halloween Stream event. I provided variations of logos and graphics for him to use in whichever way he deems fit.

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Simple Reel. Compilation of previous works and samples. The contents are a mixture of brand promotions, product features, and event coverage from 2019-2021

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Commissioned Logo & Branding Work - Warda Mohamed

Brief: The business is a fashion brand focusing on modesty, infusing culture and formality. Their demographic is young Muslim girls and woman. The client wanted a clean and minimalist logo formed using the brand's initials. The three photos above are the concepts I came up with. The client also provided photos for a mood board.

‘Keep Reading’ to view board

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Commissioned Logo & Branding Work - PrinteCreate.Co

Brief: The business is a 3D printing service/shop that provides. They also sell their own 3D created items. The client wanted a logo that was striking and could compare and compete with their competition.

The design process took many steps especially with the decision of the color combinations and placements. Eventually, the client wanted colors that was familiar to them - the LED lights they use in their office space's computer room. They also requested two different layouts for their color list.

'Keep Reading' to view board and design drafts, options.

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Commissioned Logo & Branding Work - Verde y Vegano Brief: The business is an e-commerce shop/website that provides vegan and cruelty-free products such as cosmetic, clothes, and the likes. The client wanted a logo that is clean but not boring and would be easily remembered even without the text displaying the name. "Verde y Vegano" means "Green and Vegan" in Spanish. I decided and thought it would be unique and would give the brand a stand out imagery if I made the "y" into a plant.

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Sample social media post work for fictional gym business

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Sample social media post work for fictional flower shop business

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Sample social media post work for fictional creative business

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Illustrations in different styles

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Repti Zoo brand product feature for Repti Zoo PH

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Zoo Med brand product feature posts for Zoo Med Philippines

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Sera brand product feature posts for Sera Philippines

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API Fish Care brand product feature photos for API Philippines

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New year greetings for Zoo Med Philippines & Repti Zoo PH pages.

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tl;dr: Here are some animal fun facts posts I created back in my old office job.

I used to worked for an import and distribution company and they mainly import animal products here in the Philippines.

I came with the idea of posting animal fun facts since our viewers are animal lovers. It also shows a quirky side of the branding and gives a break between promotions and features of products. These posts encourages people to interact with us. And of course, learning new things about what you like is also a big win.

I proposed this idea because before the company had only posted about their products. I believe that when we started posting this, the pages to become less "robotic" in a sense.

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Here are 3 posters I created for my friend's, Goth3412, month-long Halloween stream special

I combined 1 known and iconic element of games for the first two teaser posters.

The first one was "Friday Nights at Freddie's" (Using the iconic Freddie Teddy Bear) and "Outlast" (using the zombie decapitated hand)

The second teaser poster was a combination of "Little Nightmares" (peep the tiny yellow raincoat) and "Silent Hill" (with one rendition of Pyramid Head's giant sword"

The official event poster, I took in my creative liberty and posed for a reference photos of a zombie nun in anguish. I think it encapsulates the "horror" and "fear" the games listed below give off and are know for. The client wanted a vintage poster look so I added some textures and also experimented with the texts and titles.

Overall he was very pleased with the work and his audience/community really got excited for the event.