Selected projects
Branding, interfaces, editorial layouts and motion. Filter by what you'd like to see.
How we'll work together
A calm, friendly rhythm — plenty of conversation, clear check-ins, and no mystery steps.
Brief & Discovery
We begin with a conversation about the task, the problem, the audience, the goals, and what the final design needs to achieve.
Research & Direction
I explore the context, references, competitors, visual mood, and possible creative directions before choosing a clear approach.
Design & Iteration
I develop the concept, build the design, share progress, and refine the solution through focused feedback.
Delivery & Support
I prepare the final files, formats, guidelines, and adaptations, and make sure everything is ready to use.
Hi, I'm Vika — nice to meet you.
Hi, I’m Vika, a Graphic & UI/UX Designer, currently based somewhere on planet Earth. I’m a graduate of the Graphic Design & UI/UX program at HackerU, and today I work as a production graphic designer in a busy print production environment, where ideas have to survive the journey from screen to paper, packaging, signs, books, stickers, and everything in between. Alongside design, I’ve also been running my own Etsy shop for the past two years, because apparently one creative outlet was never going to be enough.
Creativity tends to spill into pretty much every part of my life. I draw, make things with my hands, play musical instruments, experiment with new tools, and generally have a hard time staying away from anything that lets me create something that didn’t exist before. I love learning how things work, getting completely absorbed in a project, and finding that moment when a scattered collection of thoughts, references and half-formed ideas suddenly becomes one clear, cohesive thing.
More than anything, I love working with people and for people. I like conversations, questions, strange ideas, ambitious ideas, tiny details, fast-moving projects and clients who genuinely care about what they’re creating. I want the final result to feel right, but I care just as much about the process of getting there. I want people to leave the process feeling excited about what they made, and even more excited about what they could make next :)