Graphic Designer obsessed with craft — building brand identities, social campaigns, and print experiences that don’t just look good, they leave a mark.
I'm a Mid-Level Graphic Designer based in Cairo, Egypt, with 3+ years turning brand visions into sharp visual realities. My core work covers brand identity, social media creatives, print production, and marketing design — I also bring UI/UX skills to projects that need it. Every piece I create is built to communicate clearly and look unforgettable.
From brand identities to social campaigns and print production — creative work built to communicate and convert.
Logo design, visual identity systems, brand guidelines, typography rules, and collateral — all built to be memorable and scalable.
Eye-catching campaign visuals, post templates, story designs, and marketing assets built for engagement and brand consistency.
Posters, brochures, packaging dielines, and corporate print materials — delivered print-ready and pixel-perfect.
Clean, functional interface designs for mobile apps and websites — wireframes, UI screens, and Figma prototypes.
Corporate pitch decks, business presentations, and sales slide designs crafted for impact and clarity.
Using AI tools to speed up concept exploration, image generation, and creative production without sacrificing quality.
The core creative software and design tools I rely on daily to craft world-class visual work.
A transparent 4-step creative process that delivers results on time and on brand — every single project.
Understanding your brand vision, target audience, objectives, and project deliverables in full detail.
Market benchmarking, moodboarding, visual exploration, and defining the core creative angle.
Crafting bold visual concepts, presenting drafts, and fine-tuning every detail based on your feedback.
Clean, organized assets — print-ready exports, vector master files, or fully packaged web-ready deliverables.
Whether it's a brand identity, social campaign, print job, or something else — drop me a line and let's make it happen.
