MissPixel

Graphic design

Logo MissPixel

Picture book ‘Rafa the Giraf’

Design: 2016
Client: Sanja Bastajić

The creation of the picture book ‘Rafa the giraf’ consists of illustration and the book’s graphic design. It contains 16 pages, has a hard cover and the endpapers and flyleaves are decorated with the giraf skin’s texture. The book’s innerpages are designed based on the illustrations. The last pages contain simple instructions and space for the little ones to create their own drawings, following the story’s spirit.

Tasks

  • HR-scanning of the artwork
  • Graphic and typographic design
  • Art direction
  • Layout
  • Prepress
  • Illustration
  • Graphic design
  • Pencil
  • Water colour
  • Children’s book
  • Baby
  • Children
  • Animals
  • Nature
  • Birth present

Portfolio / Graphic design

Aurorum corporate identity
Haarvriendelijk corporate identity
Phoxit corporate identity
Picture book Rafa the giraf
Música y Persona logo
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Digital leaflet prOrange
Invitation to an aniversary
Multi party invitation
Logo Doonde
Logo and stationary Webprojectmanager.nl
Logo and brochure Timefreeze
Logo Pollekes and stationary
Wedding invitation family Boot
Wedding invitation Claire
Nieuw Geluid logo

About MissPixel

Global entrepreneur

Based in Barcelona and working in the cloud, I love international flavoured collaborations. I’m fluent in English, Spanish, Dutch, German and French, like to travel and am curious about different cultures. Your project can be discussed in your office enjoying a cup of tea or we can set up a Skype call. There's always a way to communicate!

Skills

In 1998, I earned my bachelors in graphic design in Breda, The Netherlands. Just as the internet bubble formed, I moved to Spain and eagerly studied web design and interfaces on my own. Now, I combine design with teaching, as I love to share my knowledge with students and clients alike. A full work history can be found at MissPixel’s Linkedin profile.

Balance

The joy of work is in the balance: organising and taking care of customers in the user experience field, mathematical challenges in HTML coding and composing bright colourful palettes on screen and paper.
These three perspectives harmoniously come together into one goal: making people happy with useful and beautiful designs. Boy, do I love my job!