Hey there, I'm Dimíter, a multidisciplinary visual designer & maker working remotely. Currently, I leverage my 15+ years of insanely diverse experience in crafting digital products and brands that owners and customers simply adore. My creations result from the intimate relationship between process, strategy, and play.ExperienceMy experience path is more of a progressive roller coaster than just a straight line, and it helped me discover what I love and do best. I’ve had the luxury of working with tiny and global brands, small and large teams of different nationalities, and professions, which resulted in a better understanding of specific cultures and points of view. I’ve been an illustrator, graphic designer, front-end devеloper, creative studios co-owner, worked solo, been part of ambitious startups, creative teams leader, digital products maker, guest speaker, Juri, and more. Today I can contribute to almost all stages of the product design process and blend in tidy teams, happily sharing and upgrading my diverse knowledge throughout the journey.PhilosophyI believe in ethical and honest design, created with growth in mind and intending to bring value to people. In my mind, exceptional design is simple but not sterile, original, but not self-serving. Each new project is also a unique learning opportunity for me. Since my time is a limited asset, I prefer to dive into subjects that matter — education, sustainability, innovation, science, awareness, etc. Respectively I don’t involve myself in topics such as smoking, alcohol, gambling, or anything related.The ability to deliver only the best I’m capable of is vital to me, which is only possible with the right work/life balance. That is why besides working, you’ll often see me snowboarding, biking, or hiking, alone or with friends and family. Audiobooks are another major inspiration that feeds my curiosity — the better music for my ears.Mediocracy has never been my thing, and I harness iteration and experimentation to get ever closer to perfection and completeness. Still not sure if it’s a gift or a curse, but from a very young age, I’ve been imagining ways for improvement almost everywhere I look, a trait that has most probably led me to design in the first place.A dear friend once said, “Each project we embark with takes a little piece of our beauty,” and since then, this beautiful yet straightforward thought has become an integral part of my philosophy.