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Avisi Tech

  1. Meta
  2. LACMA 
  3. Verkada 
  4. Product Design
  5. Chess.com
  6. Furniture Branding
  7. Med Tech Branding
  8. Health Magazine
  9. Nepali Packaging
  10. Memory Game
  11. Electronic Art
  12. Theater Production
  13. Mural Art
  14. Furniture Design
  15. About


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Meta

Building design systems in Figma’s Weave to build iterative work flows that allow for flexible edits for Meta’s AI, Werable Glasses, and Meta Connect 2026.






Working at Meta is an exciting journey filled with many learnings, I loved working along side great minds on the wearables and the communications team and the branding is exceptional!

LACMA

LACMA's Ceramics catalog and advertisement design were made for the moment, a celebration of the ceramics department at LACMA. The design was based on Peter Shire's avant-garde cups. Marketing collateral such as stickers and billboards used circle "frames" in Shire's cups.



The story for LACMA’s exhibition thrives in and out of the public canvas. Working on this helped me see how publicadvertisements can be a place to showcase and a precious moment to teach. Thank you to the marketing team for the opportunity!

Verkada

Verkada, a cloud based physical security company that makes high-end security cameras for enterprise level organizations valued at $5 billion.

As a Visual Designer, I developed internal and external technical designs that were original to the company's branding and addressed industry-specific communication needs for audiences in Australia, Europe, and the USA. 

Meta Wearables

Screens designed for the wearble mobile app desgined especially to help on board the early stage users.




StylHubs

StylHubs is a mobile marketplace where independent stylists rent salon stations by the hour, and salon owners earn from chairs that would otherwise sit empty. I designed the product end to end: three user roles, the booking flow from search to chat, the visual identity, and a working build. The app is in user testing now, and what we learn will shape the next round of design.

XiangQi

Aimed to create an educational and inutituve visual system, I elaborate on the not as well known chess played first in China, called XiangQi. I rely on simple visual directions to guide players to follow along and to connect the dots between the Chess that most of know and XiangQi.