Design is my first language—a way of shaping experiences, organizing information, and bringing ideas to life. I began my career as a junior graphic artist, but my design instincts have always extended beyond professional work. I have consistently used my skills to support voluntary organizations, community projects, and grassroots initiatives. Whether it’s creating event posters, visual resources, or structured reports, I instinctively see the design that fits the message.

This natural instinct for design extends into every project I take on. One example is The Big Breakfast, where I sought to capture a sense of warmth, energy, and togetherness through visual composition and color choices.

Project: The Big Breakfast

This design was inspired by the feeling of a big, hearty breakfast—a plate filled with all the good things you want to start your day. I have always been drawn to the rhythm and harmony of circles, and I wanted to capture that comforting, communal quality through the composition. The idea of warmth, energy, and togetherness shaped my color choices, using a palette of bold reds, deep browns, and bright yellows to evoke a sense of invitation and abundance.

Design Approach

• Bold Colors: The red background is energizing and inviting, while the yellow and brown elements provide contrast and a sense of warmth.

• Circular Composition: The large central shape acts like a plate, anchoring the design and creating a feeling of balance and rhythm.

• Flat Illustration Style: Simple, high-contrast food icons make the design recognizable and playful while maintaining clarity.

• Typography Hierarchy: A strong, bold sans-serif font ensures instant readability, with supporting text in a smaller but legible format.

• Negative Space & Flow: The surrounding food elements guide the viewer’s eye around the design without feeling overcrowded.

The final result was a visually engaging and inviting design that resonated with its audience, embodying the warmth and community of a shared breakfast.