Creative Survival Kit

As a designer still figuring out my lane, I’ve ended up in some pretty weird projects. Some of them are straight-up unwatchable without secondhand embarrassment (RIP to those), but a few still keep my tiny creative heart alive. So here are some that actually made it out into the world—plus a lil’ something that might just glow-up big time.

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NOVA

This digital wardrobe helps you organize, visualize, and combine clothes in one place. With AI tools, you can create outfits, explore your wishlist, and match it with your style. A modern way to simplify fashion choices, and save time.

SPAB

This project is a landing page for the Animal Protection Society of Burjassot, designed with an approachable, emotional look to inspire users to adopt, foster (temporary homes for rescued animals), or support.

Oliveira

A one-page site that looks like Porto and feels like Inês — personal, warm, and rooted in heritage. It proves that even the simplest structure can carry depth, storytelling, and cultural identity. And yes, the iconic tiles are very much included.

Luna Café

Luna Café was born to celebrate the chill moment—that pause when all you need is peace (and maybe a killer coffee + tapas combo). The brand vibe? Clean, bright, and simple, with a Nordic twist that keeps it classy but never boring.

DiHavana

10th anniversary campaign hitting socials. It’s all about throwback vibes to those early days, but with a cheeky, fun twist — sharing the brand’s origin stories like your fave nostalgia playlist, only fresher.