About
Designer and creative developer in Tallinn, working alone since 2019.
I learnt to draw on a family computer with an amber screen. The screens got bigger; the habit of making every pixel count stayed.
I design identities, packaging and websites, and I build the websites myself in Framer. Most clients are small: a bakery, a coffee bar, a two-person game studio. They hire me for the whole thing, from the name to the site that sells it.
I take four projects a season so each one gets my full attention, and I answer every email within two working days.
Based in
Tallinn, Estonia
Working since
2014
Languages
English, Estonian
Recognition
European Design Awards shortlist, 2025
Replies
Within two working days
How a project runs
Brief
Week 1
A call about what you sell, who buys it and what has to exist by when. I reply with a one-page plan.
You getA one-page plan and a fixed price.
Sketches
Weeks 2 to 3
Two directions, drawn far enough to judge on your real product: the box on the shelf, the page on a phone.
You getTwo directions to choose from.
Making
Weeks 3 to 5
The chosen direction built out for every piece, with two rounds of changes along the way.
You getEvery piece, finished and checked.
Handover
Week 6
Files for print and screen, the one-page guide, and a call to walk your team through it.
You getFiles, the guide and a handover call.
Timeline
2014
First freelance job: menus for a café in Tartu.
2016
Three years at a packaging studio in Tallinn.
2019
Went independent. First website built in Framer two years later.
2025
Shortlisted at the European Design Awards for Bolo.
2026
Booking projects from March.
Clients
Farol Games
Bolo
Kopje
Recibo
Rumo
Viga
Dobra
Kind words
Inbox
4 messages
Rui Mota
Bolo bakery, Porto
People pick a cake by the colour of the box now
12 Feb
People pick a cake by the colour of the box now. We reordered the boxes twice in the first month, and the chalkboard menu came down for good.
Kaspar Lepp
Farol Games, Tallinn
Half the press boxes were online within a week
20 Jan
We sent 300 press boxes and half of them turned up online within a week. Milo handled the printer, the sticker sheet and the drives, so we could finish the game.
Joris de Wit
Kopje, Utrecht
Four colours and a dot, and the queue moves
3 Nov
Four colours and a dot. People order by colour, the queue moves faster, and the cups cost less to print than our old ones.
Eero Virta
Recibo, Helsinki
Customers keep the reports on a shelf
18 Sep
Our customers keep the quarterly reports on a shelf. That was the brief, and it worked from the first issue.
Questions
How much does a project cost?
Identity starts at €4,000, packaging at €3,000 per range, websites at €3,500 and launch kits at €5,000. After the first call you get a fixed price, not an hourly estimate.
How long does it take?
Four to eight weeks, depending on the work. I take four projects a season, so each one gets my full attention from start to handover.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Most clients are outside Estonia. Calls are in English, files go out by link, and printing happens near you, with a press check by video.
What do you need from me to start?
What you sell, who buys it, what has to exist by when, and a budget range. The contact form asks for exactly that.
How many rounds of changes are there?
Two rounds on the chosen direction are in the price. More are possible at a day rate agreed before we start.
Who owns the files?
You do, once the final invoice is paid: the logo, the artwork and every editable source file.
Something else? Write to me, replies within two working days.
How much does a project cost?
Identity starts at €4,000, packaging at €3,000 per range, websites at €3,500 and launch kits at €5,000. After the first call you get a fixed price, not an hourly estimate.
How long does it take?
Four to eight weeks, depending on the work. I take four projects a season, so each one gets my full attention from start to handover.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Most clients are outside Estonia. Calls are in English, files go out by link, and printing happens near you, with a press check by video.
What do you need from me to start?
What you sell, who buys it, what has to exist by when, and a budget range. The contact form asks for exactly that.
How many rounds of changes are there?
Two rounds on the chosen direction are in the price. More are possible at a day rate agreed before we start.
Who owns the files?
You do, once the final invoice is paid: the logo, the artwork and every editable source file.
Something else? Write to me, replies within two working days.
About
Designer and creative developer in Tallinn, working alone since 2019.
I learnt to draw on a family computer with an amber screen. The screens got bigger; the habit of making every pixel count stayed.
I design identities, packaging and websites, and I build the websites myself in Framer. Most clients are small: a bakery, a coffee bar, a two-person game studio. They hire me for the whole thing, from the name to the site that sells it.
I take four projects a season so each one gets my full attention, and I answer every email within two working days.
Based in
Tallinn, Estonia
Working since
2014
Languages
English, Estonian
Recognition
European Design Awards shortlist, 2025
Replies
Within two working days
How a project runs
Brief
Week 1
A call about what you sell, who buys it and what has to exist by when. I reply with a one-page plan.
You getA one-page plan and a fixed price.
Sketches
Weeks 2 to 3
Two directions, drawn far enough to judge on your real product: the box on the shelf, the page on a phone.
You getTwo directions to choose from.
Making
Weeks 3 to 5
The chosen direction built out for every piece, with two rounds of changes along the way.
You getEvery piece, finished and checked.
Handover
Week 6
Files for print and screen, the one-page guide, and a call to walk your team through it.
You getFiles, the guide and a handover call.
Timeline
2014
First freelance job: menus for a café in Tartu.
2016
Three years at a packaging studio in Tallinn.
2019
Went independent. First website built in Framer two years later.
2025
Shortlisted at the European Design Awards for Bolo.
2026
Booking projects from March.
Clients
Farol Games
Bolo
Kopje
Recibo
Rumo
Viga
Dobra
Kind words
Inbox
4 messages
Rui Mota
Bolo bakery, Porto
People pick a cake by the colour of the box now
12 Feb
People pick a cake by the colour of the box now. We reordered the boxes twice in the first month, and the chalkboard menu came down for good.
Kaspar Lepp
Farol Games, Tallinn
Half the press boxes were online within a week
20 Jan
We sent 300 press boxes and half of them turned up online within a week. Milo handled the printer, the sticker sheet and the drives, so we could finish the game.
Joris de Wit
Kopje, Utrecht
Four colours and a dot, and the queue moves
3 Nov
Four colours and a dot. People order by colour, the queue moves faster, and the cups cost less to print than our old ones.
Eero Virta
Recibo, Helsinki
Customers keep the reports on a shelf
18 Sep
Our customers keep the quarterly reports on a shelf. That was the brief, and it worked from the first issue.
Questions
How much does a project cost?
Identity starts at €4,000, packaging at €3,000 per range, websites at €3,500 and launch kits at €5,000. After the first call you get a fixed price, not an hourly estimate.
How long does it take?
Four to eight weeks, depending on the work. I take four projects a season, so each one gets my full attention from start to handover.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Most clients are outside Estonia. Calls are in English, files go out by link, and printing happens near you, with a press check by video.
What do you need from me to start?
What you sell, who buys it, what has to exist by when, and a budget range. The contact form asks for exactly that.
How many rounds of changes are there?
Two rounds on the chosen direction are in the price. More are possible at a day rate agreed before we start.
Who owns the files?
You do, once the final invoice is paid: the logo, the artwork and every editable source file.
Something else? Write to me, replies within two working days.
How much does a project cost?
Identity starts at €4,000, packaging at €3,000 per range, websites at €3,500 and launch kits at €5,000. After the first call you get a fixed price, not an hourly estimate.
How long does it take?
Four to eight weeks, depending on the work. I take four projects a season, so each one gets my full attention from start to handover.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Most clients are outside Estonia. Calls are in English, files go out by link, and printing happens near you, with a press check by video.
What do you need from me to start?
What you sell, who buys it, what has to exist by when, and a budget range. The contact form asks for exactly that.
How many rounds of changes are there?
Two rounds on the chosen direction are in the price. More are possible at a day rate agreed before we start.
Who owns the files?
You do, once the final invoice is paid: the logo, the artwork and every editable source file.
Something else? Write to me, replies within two working days.
About
Designer and creative developer in Tallinn, working alone since 2019.
I learnt to draw on a family computer with an amber screen. The screens got bigger; the habit of making every pixel count stayed.
I design identities, packaging and websites, and I build the websites myself in Framer. Most clients are small: a bakery, a coffee bar, a two-person game studio. They hire me for the whole thing, from the name to the site that sells it.
I take four projects a season so each one gets my full attention, and I answer every email within two working days.
Based in
Tallinn, Estonia
Working since
2014
Languages
English, Estonian
Recognition
European Design Awards shortlist, 2025
Replies
Within two working days
How a project runs
Brief
Week 1
A call about what you sell, who buys it and what has to exist by when. I reply with a one-page plan.
You getA one-page plan and a fixed price.
Sketches
Weeks 2 to 3
Two directions, drawn far enough to judge on your real product: the box on the shelf, the page on a phone.
You getTwo directions to choose from.
Making
Weeks 3 to 5
The chosen direction built out for every piece, with two rounds of changes along the way.
You getEvery piece, finished and checked.
Handover
Week 6
Files for print and screen, the one-page guide, and a call to walk your team through it.
You getFiles, the guide and a handover call.
Timeline
2014
First freelance job: menus for a café in Tartu.
2016
Three years at a packaging studio in Tallinn.
2019
Went independent. First website built in Framer two years later.
2025
Shortlisted at the European Design Awards for Bolo.
2026
Booking projects from March.
Clients
Farol Games
Bolo
Kopje
Recibo
Rumo
Viga
Dobra
Kind words
Inbox
4 messages
Rui Mota
Bolo bakery, Porto
People pick a cake by the colour of the box now
12 Feb
People pick a cake by the colour of the box now. We reordered the boxes twice in the first month, and the chalkboard menu came down for good.
Kaspar Lepp
Farol Games, Tallinn
Half the press boxes were online within a week
20 Jan
We sent 300 press boxes and half of them turned up online within a week. Milo handled the printer, the sticker sheet and the drives, so we could finish the game.
Joris de Wit
Kopje, Utrecht
Four colours and a dot, and the queue moves
3 Nov
Four colours and a dot. People order by colour, the queue moves faster, and the cups cost less to print than our old ones.
Eero Virta
Recibo, Helsinki
Customers keep the reports on a shelf
18 Sep
Our customers keep the quarterly reports on a shelf. That was the brief, and it worked from the first issue.
Questions
How much does a project cost?
Identity starts at €4,000, packaging at €3,000 per range, websites at €3,500 and launch kits at €5,000. After the first call you get a fixed price, not an hourly estimate.
How long does it take?
Four to eight weeks, depending on the work. I take four projects a season, so each one gets my full attention from start to handover.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Most clients are outside Estonia. Calls are in English, files go out by link, and printing happens near you, with a press check by video.
What do you need from me to start?
What you sell, who buys it, what has to exist by when, and a budget range. The contact form asks for exactly that.
How many rounds of changes are there?
Two rounds on the chosen direction are in the price. More are possible at a day rate agreed before we start.
Who owns the files?
You do, once the final invoice is paid: the logo, the artwork and every editable source file.
Something else? Write to me, replies within two working days.
How much does a project cost?
Identity starts at €4,000, packaging at €3,000 per range, websites at €3,500 and launch kits at €5,000. After the first call you get a fixed price, not an hourly estimate.
How long does it take?
Four to eight weeks, depending on the work. I take four projects a season, so each one gets my full attention from start to handover.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Most clients are outside Estonia. Calls are in English, files go out by link, and printing happens near you, with a press check by video.
What do you need from me to start?
What you sell, who buys it, what has to exist by when, and a budget range. The contact form asks for exactly that.
How many rounds of changes are there?
Two rounds on the chosen direction are in the price. More are possible at a day rate agreed before we start.
Who owns the files?
You do, once the final invoice is paid: the logo, the artwork and every editable source file.
Something else? Write to me, replies within two working days.
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