iLOQ is an international and successful smart locking company that introduced battery-free locks to the world. At the core of their remarkable solution is an innovation that transforms kinetic motion into electricity needed for unlocking locks. iLOQ has matured into a tech company with a cloud-based platform for controlling all aspects of access management.

In this website face-lift project, my brief was this: make iLOQ.com as appealing and elegant as possible, with a huge caveat that site's text content had to remain as it was. With the help of my colleagues, I have had previously envisioned a new visual language for iLOQs interfaces, and now was time to paint that all over the pages. Moreover, with a small army of content editors at my disposal, I was responsible of orchestrating process of content insertion throughout the pages of the vast website, containing dozen or so different language versions.

Boksi is a company and a platform that connects brands and content creators. With their platform, any company can find influencers for collaboration, where the end-result is custom content (images, videos) to be used for marketing purposes.

Kallan & Co had designed a freakishly fresh, colorful and playful brand for the client, and my task was to materialise the spirit of the newborn brand into website layouts. Challenge for me was to not to get overwhelmed by all the possibilities that diverse brand, with its vivid colors, lively strokes and cheerful image collages offered for web design. Simultaneously, the website had to express explosive visual world, and incorporate user friendly interface that clearly explains what Boksi and its platform is about. In the end, I think we managed to achieve just that.

The Finnish Brain Foundation pursues for decreasing the suffering caused by diseases of the brain or nervous system. They aim to achieve that by funding high quality research with donations. Moreover, they collaborate with researchers for increasing the understanding of brain health and research.

I was responsible for redesigning client's website accordingly new visual identity, and project coordination. Our team strived to create an intuitive and informative online service that enables visitors to make donations with ease. In the end, the project was more about communicating with the client and developers than the actual process of designing layouts. As a brain is such a fascinating topic, it was great that this project enabled me to delve into different ways of how things can go wrong in our neural circuits!

Here's various illustrations, posters, album artworks I have made over the years.

As a part of European wide Agorateka portal, Laillisetpalvelut.fi is a website with a purpose to inform public regarding digital services that offer legal content.

In this project, I was part of design team and main developer of the website. The most challenging and interesting aspect of the website was designing and building a filter system (with Vue.js) for browsing listed online services. Before this project I had never designed or developed a filter system of any kind, and I had never used Vue before. I took this project as an interesting challenge.

Zero Waste Finland is a non-profit organization that promotes sustainable development and zero waste ideology in Finland. Association has launched annual theme month called 'Zero Waste Syyskuu'.

I volunteered to design a poster for the 2019 theme month. Additionally, work included several images that were used in social media. I took a materialistic approach to this task and I created different objects that symbolise sustainability and ecological lifestyle.

HERO (Helsingin seudun erilaiset oppijat ry) is an interest group whose purpose is to increase well-being of people whose lives are affected by any sort of learning disabilities.

In addition to designing and implementing a new website for a HERO, this project entailed designing a new graphic identity for the organisation. Accessibility was particularly important aspect in this project.

For years, I was searching for a simple and beautiful TV stand for our living room. Alas, I just couldn't find sufficiently elegant piece of furniture from the Finnish markets, used or new. Eventually I was left with only one option: carve the darned thing yourself.

I could design the TV stand myself, but I did not have necessary woodworking skills to realise it. Luckily, I have a brother who does, and we spent few weekends in our father's workshop building the stand. My aim was to produce a contemporary piece mingled with Mid-Century modern vibes. Our living room's vintage speakers dictated the measurements of the object. The frame is made of estonian oak and sliding doors are simple 8 mm sheets of plywood. I was quite happy with the end-result, considering the fact that my brother built the thing without the help of professional tools.