Gabriela Pranjić

The Challenge Collabia is a marketing platform built around collaboration, bringing brands, influencers and the platform itself together. The challenge was to create a logo that could communicate that idea without becoming another generic tech or marketing identity. It needed to feel modern and authoritative, but still have a visual detail that made the brand recognisable and connected to communication. What I Did I built the identity around the idea of connection. The wordmark uses interlocking forms to visually bring the different sides of Collabia together, while the custom detail in the double “L” continues into the icon, where it becomes a speech bubble. This connects the logo directly to the brand's role as a communication and collaboration tool. I developed the primary logo, secondary variations and icon, creating a flexible system that could work across everything from larger brand applications to small digital touchpoints like social profiles and favicons. The visual language stays intentionally monochrome, using bold typography and thin outlined details to create a confident, modern feel without adding unnecessary visual noise. The Result The result is a visual identity that makes collaboration part of the brand itself. The logo works as more than just a name. Its forms connect, overlap and communicate, giving Collabia a distinctive mark that can hold its own across digital and physical applications. Smart, direct and built to connect. Check out on Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/252067893/Collabia-Logo-design

• Brand Designer
• Graphic Designer
• Logo Designer

The Challenge Nuna Nina had a name worth keeping, but its old logo belonged to a different chapter. The previous identity used bubble letters, a bed icon and a sky full of stars. It clearly said “apartments”, but very little about the people now running them. When Marija and her husband took over the business, the goal was not to start from zero. The name already had recognition. It simply needed a new face that matched where Nuna Nina was going. The challenge was finding the sweet spot between feeling like home and feeling professional enough to trust with your stay. Warm, but not overly cosy. Refined, but not cold. What I Did The whole identity started with something hiding in plain sight: the name itself. In this part of Croatia, “nuna” is what you whisper while rocking someone to sleep. Nuna Nina already sounded like a lullaby, so instead of adding another obvious hospitality symbol, I built the visual identity around that feeling. I redesigned the wordmark using a soft curve inspired by the movement of a cradle. The curve appears in both words, giving the name a gentle rhythm, while the rest of the letterforms stay structured and calm. Lowercase typography keeps the identity familiar and approachable, while “APARTMANI” in widely spaced capitals brings clarity and balance. From there, I developed the complete logo family, including horizontal, stacked and monogram versions, so the identity could work across everything from web headers and signage to social profiles, key cards and property markings. The colour palette follows the same idea: warm white, beige, golden brown and anthracite. Soft, calm and familiar, like fresh linen, morning light and warm wood. The Result The result is a visual identity that feels like Nuna Nina sounds. Instead of telling guests what an apartment should feel like through predictable hospitality symbols, the identity creates that feeling through typography, rhythm, colour and restraint. It feels warm enough to feel like home, but steady enough to trust with your stay. A name that already sounded like a lullaby now finally looks like one too. Check out on Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/256666331/Nuna-Nina-Logo-Design

• Brand Designer
• Graphic Designer
• Packaging Designer

The Challenge Dr. Rita Garabet had already built a strong reputation as a cosmetic dentist, with patients choosing her for her expertise and personality, not simply for the practice she worked in. The challenge was to create a personal brand that felt as distinctive as she is. The identity needed to bring together two sides that do not usually meet in dentistry: luxury and warmth, professionalism and personality, editorial aesthetics and a little bit of rock’n’roll. What I Did I built the visual identity around Rita herself, rather than creating another polished but forgettable dental brand. The identity combines an editorial, premium aesthetic with warmer, more personal details. I developed the logo suite, typography, colour palette and supporting visual language, including the “by dr. Rita” signature for content that speaks directly in her voice. I also shaped the communication direction around her personality, using humour and a confident tone to make cosmetic dentistry feel more approachable without losing the expertise and trust that sit at the heart of her work. The Result The result is a cosmetic dentistry personal brand that feels polished and premium, but still warm, confident, and unmistakably Rita. Instead of blending into the world of traditional dental branding, the identity gives her a recognisable visual and verbal presence of her own. It creates a brand that can build trust before a patient even walks through the door, while leaving plenty of room for Rita's personality to come through.

• Brand Designer
• Copywriter
• Graphic Designer