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Branding • Editorial • Web (Framer/Webflow)
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Rene by @fedor_abroskin_typefaces (along with Suisse Int’l by @swisstypefaces, and Editorial New by @pangram.pangram) in identity of Beyond, a cosmic trip festival to be held in 3024. This fictional event was made up by Anastasia Bushueva (@nastydesign_studio) as part of her student project at the @utn.official. by @nastydesign_studio

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auch gut_09 // K O M P L E X
STATUS: IN PRINT ↗
@novadruck

photos by @jojo.schuetze taken in Nova Druck Goppert GmbH by @nastydesign_studio

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While printing the custom merch for my sister’s new rescue kittens, I accidentally flooded the screen with a bit too much ink on one of the pulls. The result? A massive, chunky ink bleed.
The "clean" version looks exactly like the digital draft. But the accidental version has this raw, heavy, unpolished texture that you simply cannot fake on a screen. This is exactly why I will always choose the unpredictability of the silkscreen workshop over a sterile digital canvas. Real design gets dirty, and sometimes the mistakes become the best part of the edition.
Which version do you prefer: the clean pull or the accidental ink bleed?
#SilkscreenPrinting #Printmaking #ArtDirection #VisualFriction #AnalogDesign taken in Berlin, Deutschland by @nastydesign_studio

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Those price tags at Barcelona design museum got me 🤡

But still the best design museum I’ve ever been to 💅🏽👩🏽‍💻 taken in Barcelona, España by @nastydesign_studio

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one of those mornings that felt a little too good to be real🥹

a beautiful hidden garden in the middle of the city, soft stretching, and the loveliest girls.
there is more than we could have dreamed of.

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yours @sfeerth & @kristina_sergaeva

many thanks to @activehop for keeping us hydrated

*Unbezahlte Werbung wegen Markennennung, weil die Getränke allen Gästen kostenlos zur Verfügung gestellt wurden. taken in Nürnberg by @nastydesign_studio

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I will completely over-deliver on a project I believe in. But the boundaries are set on day one.

The hardest shift in my career wasn’t learning a new software. It was unlearning the need to be a people-pleaser.

For a long time, I bought into the idea that to succeed, you had to say „yes“ to everything. That meant sacrificing my weekends, ignoring my own boundaries, and trying to accommodate every safe, generic client request.

Not anymore.

When you stop trying to please everyone, you finally have the energy to build something undeniable. Setting strict boundaries, like literally closing my laptop at 18:00 gave me the mental space to actually level up my craft. It gave me the freedom to dive into the absolute unknown: learning code from scratch, building rigorous bilingual grid systems, testing experimental typefaces, and teaching myself animation.

I am no longer interested in just making things look „pretty.“ I want to build complex visual systems. I want to dig into the research until I find the perfect metaphor. I want to take the initiative, write the first email, and completely over-deliver for brands that actually have a spine.

Saying „no“ to the toxic hustle culture is exactly how I built a career I actually love.

What is the biggest professional boundary you’ve had to set for yourself? Let’s talk about it in the comments. 👇

#ArtDirection #VisualStrategy #CreativeDirection #DesignLife #Boundaries GraphicDesign taken in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany by @nastydesign_studio

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Organic reach isn’t dead. Boring design is.

How do you get nearly half a million views on a single editorial layout without spending a single cent on ads? You stop playing it safe.

The Beauty Trap zine didn’t go viral because it followed the rules of «clean» minimal design. It exploded because it was built on pure visual friction, raw typography, and an uncompromising aesthetic.

Swipe through the reality of what happens when you build a high-tension visual strategy:

The Reach: 452,000 organic views.
The Influence: Becoming the benchmark for editorial design on platforms like Setters Education and inspiring fellow designers’ moodboards. The Demand: Daily DMs asking to buy my templates (Spoiler: I don’t sell templates, I build custom visual ecosystems).
The ROI: A fully booked schedule for August with clients who want this exact level of disruption for their own brands.
Good design makes things look pretty. Strategic Art Direction forces the internet to stop scrolling, save your work, and beg to work with you.

Stop settling for safe aesthetics. I am currently reviewing inquiries for upcoming commercial branding and editorial design briefs. Let’s make some noise. Link in bio. 📩

#ArtDirection #EditorialDesign #VisualStrategy #GraphicDesign #MagazineLayout taken in Berlin, Deutschland by @nastydesign_studio

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