branding + ILLUSTRATIONS + WEB DESIGN

Złapani

The relationship between humans and animals is highly emotional - the branding created for a group of animal behaviorists needed to reflect that.

The visual direction was shaped by a key question: who needs to feel comfortable here first?

The specialists themselves carry authority through their knowledge and track record - the brand didn't need to do that work for them.

What it did need to do was speak directly to the people on the other end: pet owners who are often stressed, unsure, and sometimes hesitant to ask for help.

A warmer, more playful visual language was a deliberate choice to lower that emotional barrier - to make the first point of contact feel inviting rather than intimidating.

What we created together:

brand identity / brand guidelines / logo design / set of illustrations / website design / social media templates

man walking in front of textured wall
man taking a photo on a wharf

The logo featured a combination of a brand’s name initial and a dog’s head

set of illustrations of stylised dogs, cats, and pet accessories

Hand-drawn elements and expressive colour bring personality and approachability to the forefront - the specialists' credibility lives in the content; the brand's job was to make sure people actually showed up to receive it.

Proposal of social media feed design

illustration of a corgi puppy sticking out its tongue

Conceptualizing, wondering how to translate feelings into visuals, thinking in stories, colors, slogans and campaings. That’s what I do. Are we a match?

Let’s talk

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Illustrations

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two strawberries with a leaf and few blossoms

branding + creative strategy + PACKAGING

Cupcrash

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LOGO DESIGN

Logofolio

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stationery materials laying on a grid

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©2026 Aleksandra Pekala

Translating feelings to visuals

branding + ILLUSTRATIONS + WEB DESIGN

Złapani

The relationship between humans and animals is highly emotional - the branding created for a group of animal behaviorists needed to reflect that.

The visual direction was shaped by a key question: who needs to feel comfortable here first?

The specialists themselves carry authority through their knowledge and track record - the brand didn't need to do that work for them.

What it did need to do was speak directly to the people on the other end: pet owners who are often stressed, unsure, and sometimes hesitant to ask for help.

A warmer, more playful visual language was a deliberate choice to lower that emotional barrier - to make the first point of contact feel inviting rather than intimidating.

What we created together:

brand identity / brand guidelines / logo design / set of illustrations / website design / social media templates

man walking in front of textured wall
man taking a photo on a wharf

The logo featured a combination of a brand’s name initial and a dog’s head

set of illustrations of stylised dogs, cats, and pet accessories

Hand-drawn elements and expressive colour bring personality and approachability to the forefront - the specialists' credibility lives in the content; the brand's job was to make sure people actually showed up to receive it.

Proposal of social media feed design

Conceptualizing, wondering how to translate feelings into visuals, thinking in stories, colors, slogans and campaings. That’s what I do. Are we a match?

Let’s talk

ILLUSTRATION

Illustrations

Explore

two strawberries with a leaf and few blossoms

branding + creative strategy + PACKAGING

Cupcrash

Explore

LOGO DESIGN

Logofolio

stationery materials laying on a grid

Links

Home

About

Connect

LinkedIn

Design IG

Illustration IG

E-mail

©2026 Aleksandra Pekala

Translating feelings to visuals

branding + ILLUSTRATIONS + WEB DESIGN

Złapani

The relationship between humans and animals is highly emotional - the branding created for a group of animal behaviorists needed to reflect that.

The visual direction was shaped by a key question: who needs to feel comfortable here first?

The specialists themselves carry authority through their knowledge and track record - the brand didn't need to do that work for them.

What it did need to do was speak directly to the people on the other end: pet owners who are often stressed, unsure, and sometimes hesitant to ask for help.

A warmer, more playful visual language was a deliberate choice to lower that emotional barrier - to make the first point of contact feel inviting rather than intimidating.

What we created together:

brand identity / brand guidelines / logo design / set of illustrations / website design / social media templates

man walking in front of textured wall
man taking a photo on a wharf

The logo featured a combination of a brand’s name initial and a dog’s head

set of illustrations of stylised dogs, cats, and pet accessories

Hand-drawn elements and expressive colour bring personality and approachability to the forefront - the specialists' credibility lives in the content; the brand's job was to make sure people actually showed up to receive it.

Proposal of social media feed design

Conceptualizing, wondering how to translate feelings into visuals, thinking in stories, colors, slogans and campaings. That’s what I do. Are we a match?

Let’s talk

ILLUSTRATION

Illustrations

Explore

two strawberries with a leaf and few blossoms

branding + creative strategy + PACKAGING

Cupcrash

Explore

LOGO DESIGN

Logofolio

Explore

stationery materials laying on a grid