Apple product discovery
A focused destination for customers exploring Apple products before choosing a particular device.
Diana’s Animals brings together my interest in wildlife, technology and visual design. I study an animal’s form, then reinterpret it through triangular planes that suggest depth while preserving the character of the subject.

People drawn to wildlife, original illustration, and geometric design.
Translate animal anatomy and personality into a recognizable faceted visual language.
An independent animal-illustration collection with a dedicated website and related products.
Anatomy provides the starting point, but the appeal comes from how a pose, silhouette or expression survives the simplification. Changes in color across the facets help build dimension without losing the graphic quality of the illustration.
The project became a wider creative practice, with individual animal studies, a dedicated website and digital products. The portfolio also preserves work associated with Photoshop’s 25th anniversary and the original collection’s editorial and social features.
The collection demonstrates consistency without repetition. A shared geometric language connects the animals, while anatomy, pose, and color keep each subject individual.












Original project materials reflect the product interfaces and brand guidelines at the time. This overview describes my design contribution; it does not claim unreported business or conversion results.
UX leadership, practical AI, and thoughtful digital experiences.