Designing Spatial Systems People Actually Use
Spatial interaction concept focused on navigation, access, and understanding in complex public environments.
Multidisciplinary Designer for brand systems, motion-led communication, editorial design and product visualization.
I build design systems, campaign visuals, editorial layouts, motion assets and product presentation boards for digital, print and physical brand communication.
My work connects graphic design, industrial design, UI thinking and production logic into portfolio-ready systems that explain ideas clearly and make complex work easier to read.
Spatial interaction concept focused on navigation, access, and understanding in complex public environments.
A silent concept film exploring how motion can guide behavior and reduce interface noise in everyday environments.
UI/UX and interaction concept connecting industrial product experience with digital control.
A visual essay on how motion changes interpretation through timing, sequence, and emphasis.
A short lecture on hierarchy, pacing, and guidance across editorial, motion, and screen-based formats.
Motion-led customer experience piece using smooth transitions and UI-inspired storytelling.
Case study connecting hydrodynamic form exploration, Rhino surfacing, and production-aware geometry.
Hand sketch to Rhino surfacing and CNC-ready development, showing a strong digital-to-physical workflow.
The work connects public communication, product visualisation, motion, packaging, interface thinking and digital-to-physical workflows into clear systems people can understand and use.
Featured case systems
Selected self-initiated concepts showing how visual design can clarify risk, reduce waste and guide real-world decisions.
Public communication / Information design
Self-initiated concept project
Problem Extreme heat risk is often invisible in everyday city movement until it becomes urgent.
System Temperature levels, map language, warning symbols and protective actions are organised into one public-facing campaign system.
Output A London heat-warning visual system designed for fast understanding by older adults, children and outdoor workers.
Circular design / Product communication
Self-initiated concept project
Problem Electronic products are replaced too quickly because repair paths are unclear or visually intimidating.
System Exploded product visuals, repair-kit language, instruction cards and campaign messaging make repair feel possible before replacement.
Output A circular design communication system that connects product understanding with repair behaviour.
Packaging system / Sustainability campaign
Self-initiated concept project
Problem Food packaging often gives dates but does not guide the next useful action.
System Freshness indicators, colour-coded labels and shelf communication turn packaging into a decision tool.
Output A behaviour-shaping label system that helps people use, freeze, share or compost food more clearly.
From signal to system, from sketch to output.
Additional selected projects across brand identity, product visualisation, public awareness, packaging and digital interface structure.
Brand Identity / Corporate System — The challenge was to make a technology business feel clear and credible. The solution builds a visual identity across logo usage, digital presentation and business materials.
Packaging / Awareness Campaign — Water scarcity needed a direct visual message. The bottle, symbol system and campaign board turn packaging into a public awareness tool about mindful consumption.
Public Awareness / Visual Metaphor — The problem was to communicate harm immediately. A sharp visual metaphor and high-contrast poster system create a fast emotional response around smoking risk.
Product Visualisation / Industrial Design — A product concept needed to show form, use and material logic. Render-led presentation, detail views and structured storytelling make the industrial idea understandable.
Web Design / Interface Structure — Creative work can become hard to browse when the structure is unclear. This interface organizes handmade art content with warmer hierarchy and simple audience flow.
Identity, campaign language and connected visual systems across touchpoints.
Clear visual messages for awareness, guidance and public-facing information.
Sequence, rhythm and animation used to make communication clearer and more memorable.
Prototyping logic from sketch, interface and model to physical output.
Render-led product stories, material direction and presentation boards.
Labels, packaging systems and behaviour-shaping visual guidance.
Problem: event information can feel fragmented across pages. Solution: a responsive web design system clarifies audience flow, content hierarchy and engagement points for a stronger portfolio case study.
Problem: agency services needed fast comprehension. Solution: a full-page responsive web design system shows hierarchy, service flow, contact path, wireframes and screen adaptation in one clear portfolio board.
Problem: a short story needed emotional progression. Solution: sequential illustration, motion timing and transitions create a readable narrative arc.
Problem: a seasonal message needed atmosphere. Solution: London imagery, motion and typography create a brief celebratory greeting.
Problem: a simple character needed personality. Solution: gesture, timing and staging create expressive lightweight storytelling.
Problem: words needed visual energy. Solution: kinetic timing, scale and rhythm turn typography into the main communication device.
Problem: the mark needed to communicate intelligence with minimal form. Solution: a clean brand identity system uses geometry and negative space to create a clear, memorable portfolio mark.
Problem: a creative identity needed character and recall. Solution: a toucan-inspired logo and brand system connects hand-made energy, orange/black contrast and flexible portfolio applications.
Problem: a news platform needed legibility and trust. Solution: a direct brand identity system supports fast reading, recognition and editorial clarity.
Problem: a diving club needed a sense of depth and activity. Solution: symbol, composition and campaign graphics connect exploration with a clear brand design system.
Problem: a production studio needed a compact symbolic identity. Solution: zodiac-inspired geometry creates a minimal brand mark with character, recognition and portfolio clarity.
Problem: a sea transportation service needed a public-facing identity. Solution: brand graphics, route language and vehicle visuals create a consistent transport design system.
Problem: furniture needed adaptable use in limited situations. Solution: modular product design thinking creates a compact stool system with flexible portfolio scenarios.
Problem: urban taxi design needed stronger passenger experience and city identity. Solution: exterior, interior and service details form an industrial design and transport brand system.
Problem: personal mobility needed to work across more than one use case. Solution: a modular industrial design system transforms between bike, tri-wheel and stroller modes through a compact adaptable structure.
Problem: the concept needed a technical continuation. Solution: exploded perspective, component labels, locking details and transformation logic explain how the modular industrial design system works.
Problem: a compact tool needed to combine bottle, can and beverage-use functions clearly. Solution: industrial design form development, detail views and component study explain grip, leverage, opening and measuring logic.
Problem: vehicle forms require controlled surface logic. Solution: Rhino modelling workflows break complex shapes into clear development stages.
Problem: hull forms need clean curvature. Solution: fast Rhino surfacing explores flow, proportion and minimal presentation.
Problem: a physical concept needed fabrication logic. Solution: CAD surfacing and laser-cut thinking connect form, structure and production.
Problem: packaging needed stronger shelf recognition through abstraction. Solution: De Stijl geometry creates a bold packaging design system for clear portfolio presentation.
Problem: product packaging needed clarity and function. Solution: Bauhaus-inspired typography and geometry organize the visual language into a direct packaging design system.
Problem: a gift object needed emotional packaging without clutter. Solution: symbolic form, restraint and material presentation create a clearer packaging portfolio experience.
Problem: the product needed stronger energy on shelf. Solution: expressive typography, high contrast and vivid brand design create a louder packaging presence.
Problem: seafood packaging needed freshness and natural trust. Solution: minimal graphics and restrained color create a cleaner retail packaging and brand identity system.
Problem: a destination needed atmosphere and recognition. Solution: image manipulation, hierarchy and color build an inviting poster design and portfolio communication piece.
Problem: usable fresh water is limited and often taken for granted. Solution: a rain-collection umbrella metaphor turns conservation into a clear public-awareness poster design system.
Problem: a simple product image needed character. Solution: hand-drawn intervention and photographic composition create a playful conceptual portfolio visual.
Problem: a seasonal message needed surprise. Solution: transformation, contrast and playful staging create a memorable campaign design visual.
Problem: typography needed to act as the image. Solution: composition, scale and letter structure turn editorial typography into a visual subject.
Problem: children’s editorial content needed to feel digital, touch-friendly and educational. Solution: iPad screens, playful navigation, activity pages and sketch notes present a colourful editorial design system.
Problem: the same children’s publishing language needed a physical print issue. Solution: printed spreads, page hierarchy, activity areas and promotional layouts show a complete editorial magazine design system.
Problem: three regional editions needed distinct identity without breaking newspaper recognition. Solution: anniversary logo variations for Akdeniz, Ege and Bursa integrate into mastheads, editorial layouts and regional brand systems.
Problem: a national children’s day special issue needed celebration, clarity and strong page visibility. Solution: the first portfolio board presents the cover, key page groups, editorial visual language and modular print layout system.
Problem: the full issue needed more page coverage without losing readability. Solution: the second portfolio board shows additional spreads, content categories, layout principles and the child-friendly editorial system.
Problem: juvenile fishing needed a memorable print warning. Solution: a folding brochure campaign opens from small fish protection into a larger fish message, making conservation visible through interaction design.
Problem: overfishing needed a public-scale visual consequence. Solution: an outdoor campaign design uses removable sticky-note fish to show how taking small fish makes the big fish disappear.
Problem: the tabletop game needed a distinctive universe before rules and components. Solution: hand sketches define robots, hybrids, wizards, humans, creatures and vehicles for a playful sci-fi game design system.
Problem: the game needed a premium physical system. Solution: box structure, trays, board, cards, figures, dice and tokens are organized into a complete tabletop game packaging system.
Problem: character sketches needed to become playable game assets. Solution: collectible cards combine factions, stats, icons and hand-drawn character identity into a clear gameplay and card design system.
Problem: players needed to understand where to move, what to collect and how to win. Solution: the board, route system, encounter cards and turn sequence explain the tabletop gameplay design flow.
Problem: imaginative forms needed preservation beyond sketches. Solution: illustration captures unusual characters, emotion and form language as a portfolio visual study.
Problem: familiar objects needed a new viewpoint. Solution: drawing reframes seashells through character, scale and observation as an illustration portfolio study.
Problem: hidden visual patterns are easy to miss. Solution: illustration and book-style editorial design turn observed faces in objects into a playful visual study.
Problem: simple natural forms can hide stories. Solution: drawing explores metaphor, curiosity and narrative around everyday objects as a portfolio illustration study.
Problem: the subject needed movement and emotion. Solution: print texture and abstraction create a more expressive portfolio art composition.
Problem: animal form needed rhythm and graphic tension. Solution: line, texture and contrast create a more dynamic portfolio printmaking study.
Problem: abstract movement needed visual order. Solution: tonal contrast and line direction organize energy into a balanced portfolio composition.
Problem: observation needed structure and feeling together. Solution: mixed media layering connects proportion, balance and visual storytelling in a portfolio art study.
Problem: contrast and control needed to coexist. Solution: hand-drawn layers create a controlled portfolio composition with expressive texture.
Problem: illustration needed dimensional presence. Solution: 3D design thinking supports proportion, gesture and a clearer portfolio composition.
Problem: urban motion needed a visual trace. Solution: light trails and reflections capture movement through controlled exposure as a photography portfolio study.
Problem: a quiet scene needed depth and calm. Solution: horizon control, contrast and framing create a stronger photography portfolio seascape study.
Problem: small textures needed visibility. Solution: macro framing and controlled focus reveal detail, surface and light in a photography portfolio study.
Problem: food needed appetite and texture. Solution: close composition and lighting highlight material, color and surface detail in a product photography portfolio study.
Problem: sweets and glassware needed bright presentation. Solution: studio light, color and composition create a clean product photography portfolio study.
Problem: a book object needed a less literal view. Solution: unusual angles and abstraction turn reading material into a conceptual photography portfolio composition.
Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey
GPA: 3.81 / 4.00
Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey | 2006 – 2012
GPA: 3.78 / 4.00 — High Honors
Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey | 2009 – 2012
Focus: Product Prototyping and Industrial Visualization
Creatives Think Ltd, London, UK | Jul 2018 – Sep 2023
Delivered multidisciplinary design work across motion graphics, UI/UX, brand identity, and visual communication for digital, print, and interactive platforms. Led projects from concept to final delivery while managing client relationships and creative direction.
Key Skills: Motion Graphics, UI/UX Design, Brand Identity, Visual Communication, Project Management
Maru Media Ltd, London, UK | Jan 2022 – Feb 2022
Edited and prepared video content for broadcast and digital platforms, ensuring accurate delivery and compliance with VOD standards.
Key Skills: Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Video Ingest, Metadata Management
CampaignUP, London, UK | May 2019 – Feb 2020
Designed UI/UX systems, motion assets, and visual identities for web and mobile platforms, contributing to campaigns and platform experiences reaching 5K+ users.
Key Skills: UI/UX Design, Motion Graphics, Visual Storytelling
Hürriyet Newspaper and Printing Co., Istanbul, Turkey | Feb 2013 – Jul 2018
Directed visual design across print and digital media, producing layouts, infographics, motion content, and event graphics while mentoring junior designers.
Key Skills: Art Direction, Editorial Design, Infographics, Motion Design
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