Logo by Kai Neeme, designed to work everywhere — from pitch decks to hoodies and probably on the moon if needed.

A small sample of social media posts designed by Kai Neeme for the Estonian Patent Office – informative, bold, and occasionally brighter than your screen settings.

Template set for EPill’s mental health awareness posts. Designed to speak up without shouting, and to comfort while scrolling.

A business card designed for EPill – because even mental health advocacy deserves good kerning, kind colors and a face that smiles with its eyes closed.

Hiring visuals for Fusebox Energy, designed by Kai Neeme. Because when you want the right people, you yell “JOIN US” in bold caps. Repeatedly. With gradients.

One of many LinkedIn visuals designed for Fusebox Energy by Kai Neeme. 
Consistent, bold, and optimised to stop even the most stubborn scroll.

One of many onepagers designed for Fusebox Energy by Kai Neeme. This one tackles hybrid site management with charts, diagrams and just enough color to keep things awake. This onepager was designed for Fusebox Energy to make complex tech digestible for both engineers and decision-makers. Bold layout, focused flow, and yes – there’s a map. Because maps make things feel global.

Designed to stand tall and speak clearly – even in a hall full of neon socks and free pens. This Fusebox roll-up explains their VPP software in one sleek column of data, diagrams and grid-ready geometry. Because when you’re at a tradeshow, you need to explain complex software in one glance – and still look good doing it.

Ever wanted to give someone the gift of cosmic insight without looking like a glitter-covered horoscope meme? This digital gift card design was created for Galina’s Destiny Matrix sessions – an intuitive tool that maps your life path through birth numbers, karmic patterns, and a hint of universal sass. The layout blends mystique with modern clarity, offering a beautiful way to book a soul-deep decoding session. No fluff. Just one well-designed portal to destiny.

Designed for visibility in crowded halls and quiet conversations alike. This roll-up visual for Health Founders communicates key value points in a structured and visually digestible way – minimal buzzwords, maximum clarity. Clear icons, calm structure, and a confident navy blue that says: “We know what we’re doing.”

Logo designed by Kai Neeme for Hestia Doors – featuring twin door icons that open up just enough to spark curiosity. Clean, confident and built to last (just like their products). The Hestia Doors logo is all about structure, elegance and that subtle “come on in” feeling – with just enough personality to stand proud on any showroom wall or hinge box.

hooom is not a typo – it’s the sound of slowing down. This logo was created for an audio experience that guides walkers through forest trails, offering stories at marked points along the way. Inspired by soundwaves and designed to feel both calm and curious, the logo visually echoes what the project itself invites you to do: walk – listen – discover.

Visual identity doesn’t stop at signs and banners – sometimes it hums gently from your lock screen. This phone wallpaper brings the essence of hooom into the user’s everyday: forest texture, subtle energy, and that one-liner that ties it all together – “it’s all connected.” Design that doesn’t shout, but resonates.

Designed to engage, inform and inspire trust – this specialist-facing ampaign for iFightDepression® combined digital clarity with print simplicity. I created the full visual set: – a well-structured newsletter to invite mental health professionals to a free introductory course – a personalised certificate of completion for participants – an A5 flyer for on-site visibility and offline outreach. The message? Evidence-based mental health tools belong in every specialist’s toolkit – and good design helps them get there faster.

A calling card with couture-level charisma. I created this business card design for fashion designer Katrin Kiviselg, combining a refined layout with a signature icon I also crafted – the distinctive “g”. The result? A card that’s soft to the eye but sharp in brand impact. Bonus points for quoting Coco Chanel with confidence.

Meet “Pannkook” – a fantasy project born from a craving and a bold color palette. This t-shirt design plays with typography, character illustration and the unapologetic joy of breakfast. Sometimes design doesn’t need a reason – it just needs a pancake in a chef’s hat.

A library with character – and one very confident rooster. This visual identity was designed for Muhu Liiva Raamatukogu to brighten up the library’s physical space. The illustration combines books, island charm, and a cocky mascot with feathers full of wisdom. As part of the concept presentation, I created a Facebook cover + profile mockup to demonstrate how the design lives online. Because even small libraries deserve big personality.

A magnesium guide that doesn’t stress you out – quite the opposite. This A4 double-sided leaflet was created to simplify ReMag® Liquid Magnesium usage for both first-timers and lifelong drop-counters. Designed in clear, color-blocked phases (because everyone loves a plan), with tone that balances professional authority and everyday friendliness. From athletes to anxious minds – everyone deserves a dose of clarity.

Good design is like a great manicure – balanced, consistent and impossible not to notice. For beauty brand myMagic, I created a suite of Instagram templates that align with their tone: elegant, empowering and Instagram-ready. Each post was built for quick editing, content variation and visual harmony. Because your feed should sparkle – even on Mondays.

Designed for joy, movement and a hint of pollen. “Kevadsumin” is Pärnu Vabakool’s spring fair full of colour, curiosity and community. I created the full suite of visuals for the event – including posters, newsletter graphics and social media formats. Two meaningful school symbols guided the look: the bee (for connection and teamwork) and clover (for growth and groundedness). Result? A buzzing identity that ties it all together – from street signs to Instagram feeds.

Spring in a scrollable format. This vertical story design brought Pärnu Vabakooli’s spring fair “Kevadsumin” to life on mobile – packed with charm, purpose, and pollinators. Elements like bees and clover (the school’s symbolic visuals) were adapted to fit the vertical rhythm of social platforms, ensuring the same joy and clarity across every screen. Because even a fair deserves a good story.

When hiring messages hang from doorknobs, not just digital feeds. For Smarten Logistics, I designed this eye-catching and functional door hanger as part of a creative recruitment initiative. The aim? Catch attention in unexpected places – office doors, community boards, break room hooks. The visual features bold red tones, playful box illustrations and a clear call-to-action, supported by a QR code for direct response. While my original slogan “Tule näita, kuidas pakid!” (“Come show us how you pack!”) didn’t make the final round, the approved version stayed sharp, inviting and visually packed (pun intended).

A gift card that says, “I care about your gut health and your aesthetics.” This digital design was created for a nutrition advisor who wanted to offer session gift cards in a way that’s clear, professional, and tastefully zesty. Space for all the need-to-know info – recipient’s name, session details, contact – with none of the design overwhelm. A clean and cozy layout for modern nutrition heroes who prefer kale over clutter.

“Level 9 Completed – Loading: Life.exe” wasn’t just a title – it was a whole vibe. This custom-designed cover mimics a classic terminal screen, featuring quirky boot commands and pixel-perfect easter eggs to celebrate the students’ 9-year system upgrade. A playful nod to gamer culture, retro computing, and the beautiful chaos of growing up.

A full boot-up experience from first byte to last. The back cover displays a fictional system log: loading friendships, downloading courage, booting life goals… oh, and dealing with unexpected bugs (a.k.a. exams). Designed to feel like launching a vintage PC into real life. “Warning: Responsibility module is now active” – we warned them.

Ctrl+Z for cringe, Ctrl+S to save memories. This inside spread mixes Windows 95 nostalgia with unfiltered joy. Candid moments are framed as digital files in a faux file explorer, with file names like stage_energy_loading.jpg. On the right, a system-style reflection note summarizes 9 years of jokes, friendships, and chaotic brilliance. Album ends with: Save progress? [YES] [HELL YES] Obviously, they picked "Hell Yes".

Not all favorites make it to print — but this one still earns its place on the winner’s podium in spirit. This is a concept piece for the Äripäev TOP100 gala invitation — designed to challenge the corporate norm with fluid, topographic-inspired shapes and an eye-catching palette that plays with movement, hierarchy, and contrast. The composition blends event essentials with a subtle kinetic energy — a nod to forward motion, ambition, and breaking away from boring rectangles. Though this version didn’t make it to the final gala, it remains one of my personal favorites for its guts, grace, and bold refusal to “just look corporate.”

A conference badge with more than just a name — it carries a message. Designed for the “IP and Sustainability” event celebrating the 105th anniversary of the Estonian Patent Office, this mockup showcases both badge sides: • The front: minimal yet informative, featuring participant info with a lush forest canopy as backdrop. • The back: a QR-powered gateway to the agenda and Q&A, wrapped in quiet visual confidence. Clean typography, visual balance, and a natural palette support the event’s focus on innovation through environmental responsibility. Proof that even a name tag can whisper, “We’re here to build a smarter, greener future.”

Designed to turn heads – just like a great outfit. I crafted this logotype for Katrin Kiviselg’s fashion brand to reflect elegance, balance and subtle personality. Each letter flows with intention, but the final “g” was designed to go solo too – functioning as a strong, memorable icon. Statement piece? Absolutely.

If a garment’s first impression is its tag, this one speaks fluent style. I designed this hangtag concept as part of Katrin Kiviselg’s fashion branding – bringing the custom logo and “g” icon into real-world use. Minimal, chic and made to elevate every piece it’s attached to. Because the details matter (and yes, this tag knows it).

MARU – Ehtne Vabadus is a fictional men’s cosmetics brand that skips the fluff and goes straight to the essentials. Think skincare, body care, and beyond — for men who prefer clarity over clutter and wild nature over glitter. The bold, clean-cut logo was crafted by Kai Neeme, the brain behind Lonkav Tuvi, and embodies rugged minimalism with just the right edge of controlled chaos. It’s freedom in vector form — simple, strong, and refreshingly perfume-free. Ideal for men’s cosmetic branding that values design with backbone, not butterflies. Bonus: zero unicorns or crystal chakras were involved in the making of this logo.

A rough day at sea (or in a meeting)? MARU’s refreshing and hydrating lip balm for men says “nah” to cracked lips and “yes” to bold moisture with a splash of minimalist surf energy. Design by Kai Neeme aka Lonkav Tuvi — where Scandinavian cool meets Estonian wave power.

Let’s be honest: real men wash their face. And sometimes even moisturise. This fictional yet fabulous men’s skincare line features a night cream and a revitalising shampoo – both wrapped in wave-powered packaging that’s bold, clean and blissfully unicorn-free. Concept design by Kai Neeme, the visual rebel behind Lonkav Tuvi.

A mock pharma product for the spiritually exhausted. “NO SPA 40+” is a social satire series exploring the daily grind of women over 40 with humour, honesty, and a heavy dose of dark chocolate. Part of a concept campaign by Kai Neeme aka Lonkav Tuvi. •• Full campaign: lonkavtuvi.eu/no-spa-40

One of the key visuals from the 2023 “Ole taara usku!” campaign by Eesti Pandipakend. Designed in collaboration with Salama Creative Agency, this clean, confident poster reinforces the call to return deposit-marked packaging with maximum clarity and bold visual simplicity. Graphic design by Kai Neeme (formerly Kai Hinnosaar).

Part of the impactful 2023 “Ole taara usku!” campaign, this large-scale street billboard combines environmental action with unexpected charisma. Featuring Archbishop Urmas Viilma and a tongue-in-cheek slogan, the design was created in collaboration with Salama Creative Agency. Graphic design by Kai Neeme (formerly Kai Hinnosaar), highlighting bold messaging in a real-world context.

One of the street-level placements from Eesti Pandipakend’s 2023 campaign “Ole taara usku!”. This digital billboard featured Archbishop Urmas Viilma promoting bottle return awareness with a bold smile and an even bolder bottle. Designed by Kai Neeme (formerly Kai Hinnosaar) in collaboration with Salama Creative Agency.