Conceptualization and design of the invitation and the decorative elements of the wedding of Marc and Mireia, a couple in love with the island of Formentera, who got engaged in the shadow of the famous “El Far de La Mola” lighthouse.
The design of all the graphic elements was built on an illustration of this lighthouse, a drawing that was specially commissioned to Clara Cerviño, thus bringing to the wedding of Marc and Mireia a small piece of their beloved island.
Design of the packaging for the capsule product arising from the collaboration between Iorana Lab & Sircus: beautiful turbans at a fair price, carefully designed for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment.
The design conveys the essence of the turbans: natural fabrics suitable for very sensitive skins and botanical dyes to give a touch of color while avoiding the use of any type of chemical.
“Solsticis” is the calendar that Iorana created to welcome its creators, collaborators and clients to the year 2020.
The design revolves around the solstices and equinoxes of the year, four days surrounded by an aura of mysticism and a touch of magic, which announce the arrival of a change and the start of a new period.
Conceptualization and brand development, as well as logo and packaging design for Slowly, a jewelry brand characterized by the simplicity and elegance of its pieces.
The concept of the brand and the slogan “Slowly with …”, as well as the design of the graphic elements of the brand, revolve around a central idea: the creation of a jewel inspired by a concept. A concept capable of touching and shaking the person who wears the jewel: a feeling, a city, a memory …
Design of the logo and the packaging of Kirat, a handmade jewelery brand run by two sisters: Montse, a painter, and Pepa, a writer.
It is a neutral logo with a great versatility that facilitates the creation of specific graphic elements for each of the brand’s collections, which tend to be very different from each other. All the graphic elements of the brand reflect the bold personality of Kirat’s jewels, often decorated with enamels inspired by the spectrum of colors in Montse’s paintings.
