Barbora

I’ve been drawn to drawing and creative work since I was a child. After finishing high school, I decided to follow in my parents’ footsteps and become an architect.

During my studies, I learned conceptual thinking—understanding that every shape and object in a design should have a purpose and make an impact on people. I also realized that it’s the final graphics and presentation that sell the project.

While still in university, I had the opportunity to create posters, websites, and other graphic applications. These experiences broadened my horizons in working with clients, graphic programs, and printing.

During my architectural practice, I gained experience in developing project concepts, drafting buildings in 2D and 3D, and engineering. Each of these fields had its own appeal, but I always enjoyed the final presentation of projects and creating posters the most. This confirmed that I should steer my career in this direction, so I eventually found my place in the world of graphic design.

Since childhood, I have loved swimming, and this passion continues to this day as I train and organize swimming lessons in my free time. When the weather isn’t ideal for swimming, I enjoy heading to the mountains to dust off my snowboard.

Every year, I try to discover a new corner of the world, whether in summer or winter. My favorite destinations include Portugal and Vietnam.