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CD at Arcjet Design

Pittsburgh, PA
Joined April 2025
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Side quest: Naming and logotype for I don’t know what
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Outtakes for Bee Consulting. In the logotype exploration, we experimented with creating unexpected points of connections between the letters, using traditional letterforms and writing styles as a base to say something new and moving.
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I'm going to start offering projects that take six months to counter all of the sprint-based offering popping
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Could it be a great luxury to willfully introduce discomfort into your life?
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Design sprint outtakes for Cardial Ai. Brand mark was designed to belong in a research journal and not a healthcare vendor portal. Design Philosophy: Restrained intelligence
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Design sprint outtakes for Cadial Ai. This design direction transforms the 9x9 grid of the EKG report into a visual brand language. Style reference from @sergeantsref
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Brand sprint exploration for Cardial Ai. Cardial makes it possible to find and track coronary artery diseases. These designs are referencing the pulsating of the heart and rhythmic pattern of the heart's beat.
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Zevy Blokh retweeted
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Thoroughly enjoyed helping Margaret Kerr-Jarrett and @EmunahWiner design 'The New Rules' trend report. Lot's insights in the report about beverages and alcohol brands that can be carried over the your industry. Check it out. newrulesbev.com/p/report
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Zevy Blokh retweeted
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Startups are a terrible niche. Not because they’re bad. But because they’re everyone’s default. The lazy logic usually goes like this:
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