An early-career graphic designer developing a practice at the intersection of visual design, photography, and generative tools. My work explores structure, rhythm, and systems — often through minimal form and restrained color. I’m currently building my portfolio and seeking opportunities to grow within a collaborative design or creative team. My work focuses on building personal identities, along with a suite of automation.


Identities that are more like companions than campaigns.
Quiet systems that hold work, remember it, and evolve over time.
Personal and business brands that are about continuity, rhythm, and things that don’t need explaining.

Beyond the logo/ personal monogram and color palettes, imagine a personal brand as an ecosystem that lives, speaks, and remembers.
It reacts to the individual’s rhythm — publishing, communicating, archiving, and presenting them automatically in the right light.
So: rather than static identity, it’s kinetic identity.


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Tiered Automations
(each concept merges design + personalization + technology)
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1. The Living Signature
A dynamic email signature that:

    •    Updates automatically with latest Behance post, article, or Instagram image.
    •    Reflects current mood color (from a seasonal palette generated via a private API).
    •    Syncs with a personal quote or reflection that changes monthly.

Use case: Artists, writers, creative directors.
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2. Intelligent Contact Card
A digital card (like a micro-site) that:
    •    Updates itself as you publish new work.
    •    Displays “Now” status (from a Notion or Google Calendar field: currently working on / exhibiting / traveling).
    •    Syncs social and press links in real time.

Value: Always-current, effortless personal presence.
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3. Self-Updating Portfolio Feed

Automates publication of new Behance or Instagram posts to a minimalist web portfolio or newsletter.
It transforms the designer’s daily posts into a weekly digest — automatically typeset in OfToil’s editorial style.
Use case: Designers, influencers, photographers.
Tech: Zapier → Notion or Ghost CMS → Mailerlite/Substack API
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4. Personal Almanac (Memory Archive)
A private archive that collects all a person’s public creative acts — posts, features, interviews — timestamped and designed into a digital chronicle.
Updated monthly.
Over years, becomes a living archive of their evolution.
Use case: Celebrities, media figures, high-visibility designers.

Tagline: “Your life, quietly archived.”
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5. Adaptive Monogram Generator
A coded logo that slightly changes shape or color depending on:
    •    Date or season
    •    Mood keyword in a Notion field
    •    Phase of moon (why not?)
It could animate subtly on the user’s website, creating a “living symbol.”

Audience: Artists, musicians, luxury clients, architects.
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6. The Auto-Editorialist
An automation that gathers what the person shared publicly (images, quotes, projects) and formats it into a monthly email zine in their tone — using AI.
Design stays consistent; text and layout update automatically.

Use case: Thought leaders, influencers, art directors.
Tagline: “Your world, beautifully summarized.”
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7. Personal Reflection Prompt Bot
A private Telegram or email assistant that sends weekly reflective prompts in the tone of their brand.
Example:
“This week, reflect on a design that changed your way of seeing light.”

Responses are logged and can feed future portfolio writing or newsletters.
Purpose: Keeps their inner voice active, enriching outer communication.
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8. Press & Bio Synchronizer
Auto-updates bios across platforms (Behance, website, Instagram) whenever one is edited in a central Notion document.
Keeps language consistent everywhere.
Audience: Professionals with multiple media presences.
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The Issue, an archival publication being crafted next. The OfToil&co studio will enter its advertising stage. Newsletter, social media campaigns, reaching out to interested audiences. That's in the works as we type.
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