Hello, I’m Agnes
A visual designer drawn to creating clean, thoughtful visuals.
Brian Collins said it best: “Design is hope made visible”
That, to me, is the essence of being a designer: not merely arranging forms and colours, but turning ideas into something people can see, feel and believe in.
The true impact lies not just in what we create, but in the footprint our work leaves behind.
About me
I’m a Hungary-based designer specialising in visual identity, editorial and motion design, with a minimalist approach and a focus on clear, meaningful storytelling.
I currently work with clients across a range of fields, including culture, music, sustainability, education and software development, mainly in Hungary, the UK and the US. That variety is one of the things I value most—it keeps my work sharp, engaged and constantly evolving.
Curiosity, lifelong learning and cross-cultural exchange are a big part of how I work. My background includes studying editorial design in Porto, print and poster design in Berlin, and creative thinking in London. I’m currently expanding my animation practice through the US-based School of Motion.
Alongside digital work, I also enjoy getting my hands dirty with analogue techniques like linocut and etching.
Services
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Creating distinctive brand identities that clearly express who you are and what you stand for. Building consistent, recognisable systems that endure across every touchpoint.
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Designing publications that balance clarity, structure, and visual storytelling. Guiding readers effortlessly through content with purpose and visual elegance.
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Designing packaging that connects emotionally and communicates value instantly. Crafting every detail to stand out while remaining true to brand identity.
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Creating print materials that feel considered, tactile, and timeless. Managing the full process from concept to production with clarity and quality.
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Defining visual direction that brings consistency and meaning across all touchpoints. Shaping coherent aesthetics that strengthen brand presence and recognition.
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Creating motion systems that bring brands to life through movement and rhythm. Designing animations that enhance storytelling, clarity, and emotional connection.
Some of my favourites
Here’s a small selection of projects I’ve particularly enjoyed working on. Each one comes from a slightly different context, but they all reflect how I approach design in practice. I’m drawn to clarity, structure and details that quietly hold everything together.
Some projects were about solving complex problems, others about finding the right tone or visual rhythm. Together, they give a pretty honest snapshot of how I think, work and make decisions as a designer.
I’ve been working with Bea Palya - look what we’ve done so far!
When a medical education platform‘s visual identity comes into life
I love playing with type
A project featured in the Top 100 Hungarian Graphic Design book
Proud moments
Indigo Design Award
2025
Silver Winner in Freelancer Book Design category
Golden Pin Exhibition
2024-2026
Some of my projects were selected to be displayed in 2024 and 2026
Hungarian Logo Award
2024
Category first and fourth places
Street gallery in Tokyo
2024
One of my illustrations exhibited on the streets of Tokyo — that one still blows my mind!
Fun facts
Carreer change
I originally graduated as a civil engineer and spent more than ten years working in the construction industry in Hungary and the UK (yes — I’m definitely not in my twenties anymore). Design started as a side project and slowly took over. For a long time I wished I’d gone into it from day one, but I’ve realised my engineering background is actually a huge bonus — it explains my love of structure, clarity and neatly organised layouts.
Study fanatic
Over the last few years I’ve taken design courses at the University of the Arts London, Universität der Künste Berlin and Porto Design Summer School. Apart from learning a lot, these experiences were a great excuse to meet designers from all over the world and keep pushing myself creatively.
A little bit of dirt
I’ve also had the chance to work with the non-profit organisation All Hands and Hearts on school construction projects in rural Nepal, Mexico and Turkey. Proper hands-on work, lots of dust, and very real teamwork.
Travel lover
I mean… who isn’t? I’ve been lucky enough to spend adventurous months in Asia and Latin America, lived for a while in my forever-favourite Guatemala, and completely fell for it. I’m endlessly curious about new cultures, local connections and different ways of thinking — and yes, I’ll happily hike up a snowy mountain if that’s part of the deal.
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