Kristina Camane

Featured Project

Art direction, brand identity, an e-commerce website, packaging, and digital and print assets for HEROBJECTS, a fine jewellery brand.

Marque used as a necklace tag

Custom envelope design

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HEROBJECTS
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Art direction, brand identity, an e-commerce website, packaging, and other assets for HEROBJECTS, a fine jewellery brand. The brand draws its visual foundation from Saudi Arabia, where vast deserts and long-held traditions serve as inspiration. The brand colours are inspired by the softened hues of the Saudi landscape, a hand-drawn marque echoes the 18K gold of the jewellery itself, and the website is as dynamic as contemporary art in the region.
Cocoon
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Cocoon is an Oxfordshire-based waterproof outerwear and soft accessories company. Founded in 1985, Cocoon has a well established tradition of offering high-quality products to clients who appreciate the beauty of timeless design and shared values of local craftsmanship. As part of the brand identity refresh, a new custom logo, brochures, and updated brand story were developed in collaboration with Hockin Studio.
Melina Jusczyk
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Website design for a Cologne-based theatre and film costume designer, Melina Jusczyk. Drawing inspiration from movie credits and the theatrical mood of photography used for the site, this dark themed website was designed to serve as a digital portfolio for Jusczyk’s work. Unique navigation, animations, well-thought gallery pages, and other visual elements all contribute to an enjoyable experience of the site.
Composed Objects
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E-commerce website design, brand identity, and photography for a Shopify web design template, Composed Objects. This is a self-initiated project created with a goal to design and distribute an e-commerce template which can then be adopted to different brands' needs and identities. The visual elements of this monochromatic template are kept intentionally minimal to shift user focus on to the photographs of the product.
Hockin Books
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Photography, invoice, and postcard design for Hockin Books, a Hockin Studio’s Instagram account dedicated to documenting books collected by the studio. Hockin Studio is a London-based design consultancy and womenswear brand, and as such, the majority of books are captured with the Hockin brand’s clothes. By using an existing studio logo and brand identity, collateral designs and logo for a bookshop were designed.
Hesper Fox
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Lookbooks, newsletter designs, and photography for Hesper Fox, a London-based luxury women’s sleep, lounge and resort wear brand. Working with an existing brand’s guidelines, the variety of marketing collateral designs and photography for social media were created for the S/S 2020 and A/W 2020 collections. The brief was to stay true to the established brand identity whilst also creating new marketing materials and content.
Vineta Saukane
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Print collection design for a Latvian-based photographer, Vineta Saukane. Saukane’s ongoing project, #messWTNB, captures stories of cycling couriers all around the world. The photo collection was printed on a G.F Smith Accent Smooth premium uncoated paper stock in the shade Natural, and nested inside a limited edition custom box covered in Arjowiggins Keaykolour paper in a vibrant shade Caribbean Blue.
Yasmina Q
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Postcard design for a womenswear brand, Yasmina Q. The postcards were designed to be signed and added to an influencer gift as a part of the brand’s promotion. The look and feel, as well as sustainability, was taken into account when choosing paper stock. The cards were printed on a textured, off-white, recycled, and FSC certified paper. The lookbook photography chosen for the covers portrays the spirit of the collection.
Vincent
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Self-initiated project for an imaginary fragrance brand, Vincent. Inspired by the shape and colours of a vintage fragrance bottle by an unknown brand, this vessel served as a great starting point in a development of a brand identity. Further research of mid-century architecture, typography, and photography helped to evolve the visual language for the Vincent brand.
Elena Krumgold
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Visual identity and art catalogue design for a Worthing-based fine artist, Elena Krumgold. As a response to the artist's need to showcase her work to the buyers and galleries, both digital and print art catalogue versions were produced alongside branded print collateral. The choice of paper colours and bold typography were influenced by the artist’s paintings and the signature colours used in her work.

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