Founded in 1970 by a circle of passionate bakers set on reinventing the craft. From one small shop in a quaint neighbourhood, Bake Bake earned its name through inventive flavours and exquisite presentation.
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GENZ is a youth-driven fashion label that turns everyday garments into a form of self-expression — fresh, sustainable and unapologetically modern.
A streetwear identity built on creativity, comfort and connection, designed for a generation that wears what it believes.
21Rêve is a Cairo-born home & living house that fuses heritage Egyptian craft with a calm, contemporary hand. We built a complete visual identity around one confident wordmark, a generative line motif, and a strictly monochrome palette — carried across signage, stationery, packaging and textiles.
الجمعية المصرية للصحة النفسية
A brand identity built around a single, urgent message — your silence is not the solution. An awareness system that de-stigmatises Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and connects people to a specialist, quickly and at any time.
One leaf-and-face mark, carried with intent across stationery, identity and merchandise.
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Hover any swatch to read its role. Green leads, grounded by brown, balanced by grey, sparked by vermillion.
New beginnings, renewal and abundance — the colour of recovery.
Warmth, security and a grounded, natural calm.
Neutral and quiet — the steady space between extremes.
Vermillion — regarded as the colour of life and eternity.
Your silence is not the solution.
PTSD doesn't discriminate. Faded figures slip into ordinary scenes — the commute, the worksite, the water, the office — proof that anyone can be carrying it, and a prompt to reach help anytime.




Founded in 1970 by a circle of passionate bakers set on reinventing the craft. From one small shop in a quaint neighbourhood, Bake Bake earned its name through inventive flavours and exquisite presentation.
Level Up is a media production company built around entertainment, creators, gaming culture, and digital experiences. The identity uses a pixel-inspired visual language with vivid purple and electric indigo to express energy, creativity, and modern production.
The largest visual content production network on social media — connecting the most creative directors with brands to craft cinematic content that travels all over the world.
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CAIRO GOVERNORATE
Redesign of the Cairo Governorate visual identity — a contemporary system drawn from the city's name in square Kufic and the crown silhouette of Cairo Tower.
Marina Blue and Jonquil Yellow carry the brand across wayfinding, transit, civic print and digital — a confident, governmental voice with a craft, hand-set feel.
Egypt's leading healthcare booking platform. A digital-first identity built around clarity, trust and speed — connecting millions of patients with the right doctor in seconds.
أسهل طريقة لحجز أحسن وأكبر دكاترة في مصر.
Mercury enters our world through industrial waste and emissions that pollute open water. There, bacteria convert it into methylmercury — a toxic compound that accumulates and multiplies in concentration as it rises through the food chain, peaking in predatory fish. The journey ends at the human table, where contaminated seafood delivers the toxin straight into the body.
Each level of the food chain stores more than the last. The metal does not pass through — it stays, compounds, and concentrates.
Once inside, mercury is a direct threat to the nervous system and public health — damaging the brain, the kidneys, and the body's quiet machinery.
One issue, confronted two ways — one scientific and internal, one emotional and food-centered. Both make the unseen visible.
Two poster directions tackled the same mercury crisis from opposite ends of human experience. Hover to bring each into focus.
The design addresses the intellect and scientific truth. It goes beneath the surface to analytically explain the physiological impact — embodying the idea that mercury concentrates inside the body without us ever noticing. A silent, deadly accumulation.
ما لا تراه... قد يقتلك“What you don't see… can kill you.”
The whole concept rests here: the human body is an archive that stores the history of pollution without our conscious awareness. We appear healthy on the outside while our internal organs slowly turn into toxic reservoirs.
Mercury here is not a transient intruder, but a malicious colonizer. The essential idea is imperceptible accumulation — the quiet residue of how we live our daily lives.
A philosophical play on the contrast between the transparency of the body and the heaviness of toxic matter. The human appears fragile and glass-like, while the true danger lies in the solid metallic masses settling in the viscera — the burden of industrial civilization, carried within until it kills.
The transparent body is a tool to reveal the unseen — letting us witness how heavy metal concentrates within organs while the person remains oblivious.
Rendering the brain and kidneys as solid, shiny metallic sculptures shows vital organs transformed into dead idols — illustrating exactly where heavy metals settle, leading to total functional failure.
Built on the concept of visual betrayal. We instinctively trust what we eat — so this design breaks that trust to deliver an existential shock. Food becomes a false safe space; the dining table, a trap.
تبدأ رحلة الزئبق من المخلفات الصناعية والانبعاثات التي تلوث المسطحات المائية، حيث تحوّله البكتيريا إلى مركّب «ميثيل الزئبق» السام. يتراكم هذا المركّب ويتضاعف تركيزه أثناء صعوده عبر السلسلة الغذائية، وصولاً إلى أعلى مستوياته في الأسماك المفترسة، وتنتهي الرحلة عند استهلاك الإنسان للمأكولات البحرية الملوّثة، مما ينقل السموم إلى الجسم ويشكّل تهديداً مباشراً للجهاز العصبي والصحة العامة.