I turn ideas into logos

Chapter one · From objects to images

At university I learned how things are made: proportion, material, the way a hand holds an object. Somewhere between sketches of chairs and lamps, I realised the part I loved most was the flat drawing on the page — the shape, the color, the logo on the side of the box. So I kept drawing.

The road so far

Seven chapters of work

Formal collections · 36 pieces

Corporate identity

A logo is only the first word. Business cards, envelopes, cups, bags, signs and packaging have to speak the same language, so a brand feels like one person wherever you meet it.

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Logo collection · 26 pieces

Logos

Thirteen marks, each drawn twice: once in full color, and once in a single grey to prove it still works without help. Persian calligraphy, pixels, leaves and palm trees, all reduced to what matters.

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People · 16 pieces

Low poly portraits

Faces built from hundreds of flat triangles. Some are legends — Shajarian, Shamlou, Entezami, David Gilmour — and some are the people closest to Kasra: his mother, his friends, himself.

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Behind the scenes · 9 pieces

Low poly, step by step

Every portrait starts as a net of thin lines over a photograph. Then, triangle by triangle, each one is filled with a single flat color until the face appears.

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Future · 35 pieces

NFT

Low poly animals, imaginary planets and a herd of crystal beasts reflected on black glass — minted on Hic et Nunc, Kalamint and OpenSea.

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Simple thoughts · 21 pieces

Illustration

Game controllers, skateboards, Woody and Buzz, a pixel mushroom and Sonic: the things a kid of the nineties grew up with, drawn flat, bright and clean.

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Print · 2 pieces

Pop art

A portrait cut into bold shards of color, in the WPAP style: hard edges, no gradients, and colors louder than life.

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How a portrait is made

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1. 

   Step 1

   Choose the photo

   A face with strong light and shadow gives the triangles something to say.

2. 

   Step 2

   Draw the net

   Small triangles where the face changes fast — eyes, lips — and big ones on the shoulders.

3. 

   Step 3

   Fill, one by one

   Each triangle takes a single color picked from the photo underneath.

4. 

   Step 4

   Let it breathe

   A background color, a frame, a quote — and the portrait is ready to print.

Chapter five · The future

A herd on black glass

Crystal animals and their reflections, on OpenSea.

Hic et Nunc animals

Twelve low poly heads, each with its token number.

Kalamint planets

Worlds that exist only in pixels.

The lion

Gold and amber, in a hundred facets.

Planet ZH-1966

Marble swirls of pink and black.

The unicorn

Standing between two pillars of light.

The bear

Bear market, as a sculpture.