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Meet Adam Hypki.
Meet Adam Hypki, a Senior Graphic Designer with a passion for creative direction and a mastery of branding and visual identity for arts and culture organisations.
With over two decades of experience in the industry, Adam brings a unique blend of design acumen and marketing expertise to every project he undertakes.
I had a peep with Adam at his portfolio and I created his Fantasy Cultural Year from the answers to 10 questions.
He brings life and energy, making our interview great fun with laughter, conversational detours and surprises.
Adam's portfolio:
Adam's journey in design began with a commitment to craft his work with intellect, not just a mouse. Armed with a Master of Arts with Distinction in graphic design, coupled with a Master of Science in Marketing and Advertising, Adam's holistic approach to design sets him apart. He doesn't just create aesthetically pleasing visuals; he delves deep into understanding business objectives, ensuring that every design decision aligns with strategic goals.
Specialising in a wide array of design mediums, Adam's repertoire includes print and digital design, encompassing logos, leaflets, posters, brochures, menus, infographics, social media assets, animated gifs, and video editing. His expertise extends to art direction and motion graphics, seamlessly blending creativity with functionality.
Adam isn’t just a designer; he’s a strategic partner who will guide you through the intricacies of branding and visual communication. He takes the time to understand brand identity, offering services such as brand development, brand guardianship, re-branding, and brand refreshment.
Adam's strategic approach is rooted in meticulous research. From secondary market research to primary idea testing, he leaves no stone unturned in ensuring that his designs resonate with target audiences and elevate brand presence.
His portfolio speaks volumes of his talent and dedication. From crafting posters and brochures for renowned dance companies to spearheading visual identity and branding initiatives for prestigious cultural festivals, Adam's work is a testament to his creativity and versatility.
Whether you're looking to revamp your brand image or create captivating social media assets, Adam Hypki is the design virtuoso you can trust to bring your vision to life. With him, design isn't just about making things look pretty, it's about driving real results and amplifying your brand's impact in the digital age.
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