KONNICHIWA
I'm Ryan Ragnini.
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Graphic Designer & Illustrator.
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I create bold and colorful graphic designs that are sometimes inspired by the East Asian culture.
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Welcome to my world.
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KONNICHIWA
I'm Ryan Ragnini.
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Graphic Designer & Illustrator.
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I create bold and colorful graphic designs that are sometimes inspired by the East Asian culture.
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Welcome to my world.
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I create illustrations, logos, and brand identities that give ideas a visible form. Japanese art and culture deeply influence my creative world, shaping my approach to composition, detail, and storytelling. Over the past 12 years, I’ve developed that influence into a personal visual language, bringing together careful craftsmanship and a curiosity for new possibilities. Whether illustrating or developing a brand identity, I look for those solutions that give each project its own character.
Every project begins with understanding what my client stands for, what he wants to communicate, who he wants to reach and what is his final goal. Through research and honest communication, I turn that understanding into designs that solve problems.
True perfection doesn't exist but there is a path to achieving it. A path done of constant research, stubborness, dedication, communication and passion for the unknown.
My skills in the Adobe Suite are mere instruments meant for reaching the final Grail. What counts the most are the final results.
I love to focus on doing things in order to find real working solutions, that achieve tangible and functional outcomes, rather than just endlessly talking about them.
Acta non verba.
I’m a graphic designer who believes collaboration goes beyond fulfilling a brief. Understanding the people behind each project, their motivations, beliefs, and goals, gives my work direction and makes each collaboration meaningful.
I’m a problem solver who listens, asks questions, and offers independent perspectives, even when they challenge expectations. I value honest conversations that make ideas stronger.
My greatest reward is seeing my work serve its purpose. I'm an egoist designer because I find pleasure in designing projects that give success and meaning to the time and the care I put into them.
“In victoria tua, victoriam meam invenio.”
