abzu.design is the digital portfolio of brandon viaes do vale enes.
specialist in web, graphic, marketing, and brand identity design.
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I like to think of myself

as a digital designer.

About me.

"The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts."


- Marcus Aurelius

background.

With a passion for forward-thinking design, my journey began in the field of architecture - specifically in the realm of alternative construction methods, materials, and form.

With my skills in digital design being developed in conjunction with my architectural education, I’ve developed a unique perspective that is focused on the felt and lived experience of design work. allowing me to approach design challenges from a new angle, that sees little difference between a physical or digital destination.

process.

My continual focus is on the creation of notably distinct boutique web design and brand identity experiences. I am continually drawn to the cutting-edge of design-oriented technologies, software, and emerging trends. By integrating the latest advancements with a keen eye for detail, I deliver designs that beat the trends to the punch, and exceed client expectations.



I am an expert-user of Figma, Wordpress, Webflow, and the Adobe Creative Suite, with the ability to deliver quality work regardless of size, scope, or industry.

vision.

'Abzu' is a name/term with its roots in Ancient Mesopotamian mythology and cosmology, referring to an ever-present wellspring from which all life and ideas flow from. Abzu Design Studio is aimed to be an embodiment of this familiar concept that has its analogues in many cultures.

Through the studio, I aim to create designs that evoke a sense of wonder through the synthesis of striking contemporary design motifs, tools, and technologies with the sense of wonder of the past.

Selected Works.

"The beginning is the most important part of the work."


- Plato

Artifacts.

"To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour."


- William Blake