Who I am
And what I do
I’m a graphic designer with a passion for helping small business owners and creative professionals bring their visions to life.
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Through TalkDisain, I create cohesive brand concepts, design print and digital materials and provide day-to-day virtual support that allows you to focus on what truly matters — growing your business.
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My work combines aesthetic design, strategic thinking and technical precision. I have international experience working with clients in Estonia and abroad — I’ve lived and worked in Australia and also collaborate with a company based in Canada. I’m fluent in Estonian, Finnish and English and understand how to support clients on a global scale.
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I’m independent, adaptable and organized — if you’re looking for reliable support that brings clarity and quality to your company’s visual identity, you’ve come to the right place.
The Wrong Path Led Me to the Right Place
How it all begun.
Before discovering design, I tried my hand at many different jobs.
I worked in restaurants and cafés as a kitchen and pastry assistant, as well as a barista. I loved the balance between routine and creativity — experimenting with flavors, decorating pastries, creating latte art, the fast pace and the sense of teamwork. Yet deep down, I knew it still wasn’t it.
I was both creative and structured, but I didn’t yet know how to combine those two sides of myself. When I finished high school, I believed that creative careers were limited to fine arts or music — and since neither felt like my calling, I thought maybe I was simply meant to keep decorating coffees and pastries.
Until one summer job in Finland changed everything. I was working as a cleaner in a packaging factory, tidying up offices and the large production areas every day. I had no idea that this simple job would end up changing the course of my life.
A Career Idea from the Recycle Bin
The Moment Everything Clicked.
One early morning, while cleaning one of the offices, I noticed some sketch papers and oddly shaped printouts tossed into the recycle bin under a desk. They were packaging design drafts.
As I emptied the bin, something suddenly clicked — someone in that very office was designing the shapes and visuals of the packages that rolled off the factory line every day.
I had never really thought of design as a real job before. That someone could actually spend their days creating something both creative and technical at the same time. That moment sparked a genuine curiosity and I knew I had to learn more.
From then on, I started noticing design everywhere — on packages, street signs, menus and websites. I realized that design isn’t just about making things look pretty; it’s about meaning, message and usability. That insight awakened something within me.
Why I do what I do
...with my heart.
Design allows me to bring together my creativity, practical mindset and the desire to make things work better.
I’m systematic, helpful, and have a deep appreciation for aesthetics — exactly the qualities a good designer needs.
Beyond creativity, my strengths lie in technical skill and a commitment to continuous growth.
I work professionally with Adobe tools — Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects, Lightroom, and Acrobat — and I’m equally fluent in Figma, Canva, and Blender 3D. These programs are my everyday instruments, turning ideas into form and visuals into impact.
I believe a good designer never stops learning. That’s why I consistently develop my skills to stay up to date with trends, workflows and new technical possibilities. I’ve completed numerous courses on Udemy, LinkedIn, and Domestika, which have deepened my understanding of both design thinking and the technical side of my craft.
I hold a professional LinkedIn certification in Adobe Illustrator and a Diploma in Graphic Design — proof of my expertise and dedication to the field.
Continuous learning helps me make my process more efficient and deliver smarter, more precise and well-thought-out design solutions for my clients.
I put my heart into everything I create — because for me, this isn’t just a job, it’s a calling.
