
Apparel graphics, visual systems, and brand communication
From 2024 to 2025, I worked as a Creative Graphic Designer for RELAB, developing graphic designs for the brand's successive collections and product launches. My work focused primarily on apparel graphics but eventually expanded to include campaigns, packaging, and digital assets.
- Role
- Creative Graphic Designer
- Team
- Creative Director, Fashion Designer
- Timeline
- 01.2024–09.2025
01 · INTRODUCTION
Projects for RELAB were developed both based on specific creative directions and with greater design freedom. Depending on the collection, I either developed the provided guidelines or proposed my own concepts, overseeing the graphic design process from the initial directions and visual experiments through to the final preparation for production. As our collaboration evolved, individual projects began to extend beyond apparel. Graphic elements and typography were developed across products, packaging, and digital communications, creating a cohesive visual language for individual launches and collections.




02 · SELECTED APPAREL PRINTS
Selected designs created for RELAB and implemented on final products. The scope included graphic designs developed for various clothing styles, ranging from individual designs to broader graphic systems, each tailored to the nature of a specific product and the visual direction of a given collection.
03 · GRAPHIC DESIGN
Selected examples illustrating how to develop graphic motifs, work with form, typography, imagery, and texture, the final design of the graphics, and their application on clothing and other formats.

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02.1 · FEATURED DESIGN PROCESS - "SUN HOODIE"
The project began with a brief centered on a sun motif, combining an aged, vintage look with a more contemporary, futuristic style. In addition to developing the specified direction, I was given the opportunity to propose my own design. I prepared both options, and my original concept was selected for further development and final production.
















03 · PRINTING, SURFACE, AND APPLICATION
Graphics designed with the target marking techniques and their subsequent application to the product in mind. A key aspect of the work was the digital creation of realistic aging and cracking effects directly within the graphic design, allowing the character of the worn print to be defined even before the production stage. Individual projects utilized various marking techniques, sometimes combined within a single product—for example, by complementing a DTG print with embroidered elements.

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Craft & Execution
The production phase involving the translation of the chosen direction into refined, production-ready visual elements across all final materials.









RELAB Moments Saver
A campaign and packaging concept developed in-house to mark the launch of a custom disposable camera. The project combined product packaging, visual storytelling, and campaign management into a cohesive brand experience inspired by nostalgic photographic culture and contemporary streetwear aesthetics, in line with the brand’s visual identity.






Digital Content and Campaign Materials
Digital assets created to support product launches, collection debuts, and multi-channel brand communication. The work included social media content, website graphics, visual elements for newsletters, and promotional materials, ensuring consistency across all digital touchpoints.


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