Logofolio

A compass for discovering Azerbaijan.

“Gəzgin” means traveler in Azerbaijani — someone who is always on the road, curious about what is behind the next mountain. The logo had to carry that feeling of discovery.

I built the mark around a compass. Inside it sit the landscapes people travel for: mountains, forest, fields and the Caspian sea. The diagonal needle cuts through all of them, pointing the way to the next journey.

Clean line art keeps the mark readable at small sizes, while the fresh greens and blues bring the energy of nature into the app.

• Compass
• Discovery
• Nature
• Journey

Rising from a strong foundation.

“Ataman” is an old Turkic word for a leader — the one others trust to guide the way. For a construction company, that meant a brand that feels solid, confident and built to last.

The mark is made of lines that rise from one shared base and meet in a tall central spire, like a building growing floor by floor towards the sky. Its perfect symmetry speaks of balance, precision and stability — the core of every good structure.

Gold and silver bring the feeling of premium materials and steel, set on a deep navy background. In the wordmark, the letter A loses its crossbar and becomes a sharp “Λ”, repeating the peak of the spire in every A of the name.

• Leadership
• Foundation
• Growth
• Precision

Many paths, one community.

FELAS — the Foreign Educated Lawyers' Association — brings together lawyers who studied abroad and came back with knowledge from different countries and legal systems. The identity had to show both sides: international experience and one united community.

The symbol is a rosette of interlocking blue arcs. Like meridians on a globe, they come from different directions, cross each other and meet around one shared center. The golden dots around the circle stand for the members — individual people forming one strong ring.

Blue brings the trust and professionalism expected from law, while the golden yellow adds warmth and the light of knowledge. A thin yellow line separates the mark from a calm, readable wordmark, giving the logo a balanced, official look.

• Community
• Global
• Trust
• Knowledge

Skincare, taken to the next level.

Level Med produces skincare products in Korea — the home of modern beauty innovation. The name joins two ideas: “Level”, taking your skin to the next level, and “Med”, the medical precision behind every formula.

The wordmark is built from clean, separated bars with sharp cut corners. Like layers of skin or steps on a scale, the strokes stack into letters, and the E’s are literally made of three levels. The V combines a triangle with a sharp diagonal, forming a tick — a quiet sign of tested, approved quality.

A silver metallic finish gives the brand a clinical, premium feel that looks at home on a laboratory shelf and a luxury vanity alike — especially on matte black packaging.

• Precision
• Layers
• Clinical
• Premium

A seal of timeless elegance.

“Grandiose” means magnificent — impressive in size and beauty. For a jewellery brand, the logo had to feel like a precious object itself: rich, balanced and made to last for generations.

The symbol is a perfect circle — a ring, a symbol of eternity — filled with four interlocking G-shaped hooks that turn around one center. Together they form an elegant ornament that recalls ancient seals and classic jewellery patterns, while the repeated G quietly carries the brand’s initial.

Rendered in polished gold with an engraved, three-dimensional finish and paired with a classic serif wordmark, the identity shines brightest on deep emerald boxes and velvet packaging.

• Eternity
• Seal
• Gold
• Heritage

Cold and hot, flowing as one.

Ner Plast manufactures and sells plastic pipes for water supply and heating systems. The brand needed a symbol that instantly explains what flows through its products.

The mark is a single drop made of three flowing strokes. Two blue strokes stand for cold water, while the third turns into a red-orange flame — hot water and heating. Side by side they show one system that carries both, smoothly and safely.

The name repeats the same idea: “NER” in water blue and “PLAST” in flame orange. A glossy, three-dimensional finish echoes the smooth surface of modern plastic pipes.

• Water
• Heat
• Flow
• Reliability