Hand-Drawn Symbol Series – Commissioned Design for Authentic Branding
For Peer Giemsch (Germany), I created a commissioned series of hand-drawn overlays and badges designed to highlight: no AI involvement. These exclusive symbols were tailored to his project and remain his intellectual property.
The work reflects a broader debate: while AI can be useful for workflow analysis, true illustration and creativity must remain human-made. This project demonstrates how authentic visuals can strengthen identity and communication, especially on imagery, in brochures, whitepapers, and branding projects.
Alongside minimalist designs, I also developed a kid-friendly Bunny Bear version, showing how custom illustration can adapt to diverse audiences.
If your organization is looking for tailored illustrations or visual elements for print or digital use, I’d be glad to create something unique for you.

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