Illustration

Selected illustration work

Illustration, for me, is where the rules get a little looser - and that's exactly the point.

I work with a deliberately imperfect line. Nothing too clean, nothing too finished. The sketchiness isn't a style choice for its own sake; it's a way of keeping something human in the work, a reminder that a person made this and meant something by it.

Characters are at the center of almost everything I draw - because characters carry emotion in a way that abstract form rarely can. They make you feel like you know them.

This collection consists mostly of personal work - things made for campaigns, packaging, and editorial, are featured in corresponding projects. These are things made purely because they needed to exist - they needed to be out of my head.

Portrait of Gillian Anderson

2026

Portrait of Josh O’Connor

2026

Postcard from Podgórze - one of th most beautiful districts of Krakow

2025

Logotype for a private psychotherapy practice

2024

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette
opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette
opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Summer Nostalgia

2025

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Pomegranate

2025

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Different dog breeds created for children’s empathy game

2025

I'll take any excuse to draw. A brand that needs a mascot, a campaign that could use a hand-drawn touch, a packaging concept that wants to feel alive - yes to all of it. I’m drawn to color and light: the way a warm yellow sits next to a dusty blue, the way the right shadow makes something feel three-dimensional and real.

Would you need me to draw you something?

Let’s talk

Research + writing + PUBLICATION DESIGN

Living Symbols

Explore

branding + creative strategy + PACKAGING

Cupcrash

Explore

magazine spread

LOGO Design

Logofolio

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stationery materials laying on a grid

Links

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Illustration IG

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©2026 Aleksandra Pekala

Translating feelings to visuals

Illustration

Selected illustration work

Illustration, for me, is where the rules get a little looser - and that's exactly the point.

I work with a deliberately imperfect line. Nothing too clean, nothing too finished. The sketchiness isn't a style choice for its own sake; it's a way of keeping something human in the work, a reminder that a person made this and meant something by it.

Characters are at the center of almost everything I draw - because characters carry emotion in a way that abstract form rarely can. They make you feel like you know them.

This collection consists mostly of personal work - things made for campaigns, packaging, and editorial, are featured in corresponding projects. These are things made purely because they needed to exist - they needed to be out of my head.

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Fan poster of ‘Poor Things’, dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

2024

Portrait of Gillian Anderson

2026

Portrait of Josh O’Connor

2026

Postcard from Podgórze - one of th most beautiful districts of Krakow

2025

Logotype for a private psychotherapy practice

2024

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette
opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette
opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Pomegranate

2026

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Summer Nostalgia

2025

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Different dog breeds created for children’s empathy game

2025

I'll take any excuse to draw. A brand that needs a mascot, a campaign that could use a hand-drawn touch, a packaging concept that wants to feel alive - yes to all of it. I’m drawn to color and light: the way a warm yellow sits next to a dusty blue, the way the right shadow makes something feel three-dimensional and real.

Would you need me to draw you something?

Let’s talk

Research + writing + PUBLICATION DESIGN

Living Symbols

Explore

abstract painting

branding + creative strategy + PACKAGING

Cupcrash

Explore

magazine spread

LOGO DESIGN

Logofolio

Explore

stationery materials laying on a grid

Links

Home

About

Connect

LinkedIn

Design IG

Illustration IG

E-mail

©2026 Aleksandra Pekala

Translating feelings to visuals

Illustration

Selected illustration work

Illustration, for me, is where the rules get a little looser - and that's exactly the point.

I work with a deliberately imperfect line. Nothing too clean, nothing too finished. The sketchiness isn't a style choice for its own sake; it's a way of keeping something human in the work, a reminder that a person made this and meant something by it.

Characters are at the center of almost everything I draw - because characters carry emotion in a way that abstract form rarely can. They make you feel like you know them.

This collection consists mostly of personal work - things made for campaigns, packaging, and editorial, are featured in corresponding projects. These are things made purely because they needed to exist - they needed to be out of my head.

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Fan poster of ‘Poor Things’, dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

2024

Portrait of Gillian Anderson

2026

Portrait of Josh O’Connor

2026

Postcard from Podgórze - one of th most beautiful districts of Krakow

2025

Logotype for a private psychotherapy practice

2024

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette
opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette
opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Pomegranate

2026

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Summer Nostalgia

2025

opened book presenting the contents: text about bears symbolism and examples of logos using a bear silhouette

Different dog breeds created for children’s empathy game

2025

I'll take any excuse to draw. A brand that needs a mascot, a campaign that could use a hand-drawn touch, a packaging concept that wants to feel alive - yes to all of it. I’m drawn to color and light: the way a warm yellow sits next to a dusty blue, the way the right shadow makes something feel three-dimensional and real.

Would you need me to draw you something?

Let’s talk

Research + writing + PUBLICATION DESIGN

Living symbols

Explore

abstract painting

branding + creative strategy + PACKAGING

Cupcrash

Explore

magazine spread

LOGO Design

Logofolio

Explore

stationery materials laying on a grid