[About me]
I’m Elina.I’m multidisciplinary designer passionate about exploring the boundaries between different creative disciplines and finding new ways to communicate ideas through visual language.My practice brings together graphic design, digital experiences, motion, typography, illustration, and 3D, allowing me to approach each project from multiple perspectives and develop concepts that are both visually compelling and meaningful.
To me, multydisciplinary design is a way of thinking rather than just a combination of skills. It means being able to look beyond the limitations of a single medium, approach problems from different angles, and choose the most appropriate tools to express an idea.
My target audience includes creative agencies, design studios, brands, and companies looking for fresh visual perspectives and thoughtful design solutions.
I also aim to connect with recruiters, creative agencies, and companies offering internships, junior designer positions, and freelance opportunities, making B2B the primary type of interaction for my professional practice.
[My skills]
[1] Graphic Design[2] Motion Design & Animation[3] Editorial Design[4] Digital Products
In my creative practice, I work with a range of professional design tools, including Blender, Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe After Effects. These tools allow me to bring ideas to life across different disciplines, from graphic design and visual identity to animation and 3D.
[1] Graphic Design
[Morphosis]
Morphosis — a festival of epoxy resin products.
The challenge
To create a refined and visually compelling identity for an epoxy resin festival, blending minimalist aesthetics with distinctive visual elements that capture the material’s fluidity, translucency, and unique character.Concept
The core elements of the visual identity are fluid, light-refracting forms that capture the organic movement and translucent nature of epoxy resin. Typography becomes an object suspended and encapsulated within the resin, creating the illusion of letters preserved within the material.
[take a flower]
Take a Flower — flower-shaped shower gels that transform your bathroom into a blooming garden, bringing the beauty of nature into your everyday self-care ritual.
The challenge
To create packaging for shower gels housed in ceramic bottles designed to double as decorative bathroom objects, combining functionality with refined aesthetics to elevate the bathroom space.Concept
Take a flower is not just shower gels, but an element of decoration and an emotional ritual. The brand turns the daily shower into a moment of harmony with nature, and the bathroom into a cozy corner with a personal blooming garden. Each bottle is an elegant flower‑shaped bottle that you’ll always want to place in a prominent spot.
[2] Motion Design & Animation
[Lolita]
An opening title sequence for the film «Lolita», a 1997 feature film directed by Adrian Lyne, based on the novel of the same name by Vladimir Nabokov.
The challenge
To capture the atmosphere of 1960s America through the title design, reflecting the duality of the narrative and the contrast between its beautiful, carefully crafted aesthetic and its dark, disturbing, and criminal undertones.Concept
The title sequence is structured as a still life, with lace serving as its central element — a symbol of childhood purity and innocence. Objects associated with Lolita’s image are arranged upon it. As the sequence unfolds, the lace gradually deteriorates, visually reflecting the corruption and loss of innocence.
[Calm Night]
A series of animated exercises inspired by the aesthetics of panel buildings and the music of the band «Kino».
The challenge
To create a series of animation exercises and bring them together through a cohesive visual style, a unified concept, and a connected narrative.Concept
The video draws inspiration from the visual aesthetics of the band «Kino» and classic black-and-white cinema, using monochromatic color grading, film grain, and noise effects to recreate the atmosphere of vintage film footage.
[Golden films]
Video interview based on a brief for a photographer and videographer who founded the Golden Films studio, driven by the desire to connect with people through visual storytelling.
