Estudio Mogni socials & website design

I worked on the website and social media for Estudio Mogni, my father’s firm. The idea was to give it a solid online presence while staying true to its branding. I kept the original color palette, designed visuals, and created content to keep everything consistent and professional.
For the website, I focused on a clean and structured layout to make information easy to find, keeping it clear and accessible.

DADÁ wines

For my Art Direction course, I worked on a series of posters to promote an Argentine wine brand. The process started with a moodboard to set the right atmosphere, and from there, I played with typography, colors, and botanical illustrations to bring the brand’s essence to life. Inspired by its notes of black fruits like blackberry and cassis, I aimed for a design that feels rich and expressive, just like the wine itself.

Moodboard

Pomodoro webapp (code & design)

I designed and developed a web app to use the Pomodoro technique the way I wanted—simple, minimal, and fully customizable. The interface is clean and distraction-free, letting me adjust session lengths to fit my workflow.
To make it more functional, I added browser notifications and sound alerts for the start and end of each session, so it works smoothly without needing to keep the tab open all the time.

Link

Luis Miguel goes Punk

Another project for my Art Direction course. The challenge was to mix two completely opposite styles—in this case, the polished, romantic image of Luis Miguel with the raw, rebellious energy of punk. The result? A poster for a fictional concert that embraces distortion, bold typography, and a DIY aesthetic while still nodding to the singer’s unmistakable presence.
As a final twist, the design also plays with the long-standing Latin American conspiracy theory about Luis Miguel using body doubles for his shows, adding an extra layer of irony to the concept.

This web!

Yep, my personal portfolio is designed and coded by me. I wanted to create a very, very simple website to showcase my work in photography, retouching, and design. I also wanted it to feel a bit disruptive and brutalist.