Hi! I’m Alisa Frolova, a multidisciplinary designer based in Portugal with 10 years of experience in brand design and visual communication.
I focus on shaping how brands look, communicate and evolve. I build scalable systems for high-volume production and localisation, integrating automation and AI into workflows. I also lead and mentor designers, setting direction while remaining hands-on. I’m always curious to explore new formats and love experimenting with visuals, tools and approaches.
My posters have been recognised internationally, including an award at the
Luga Poster Biennale,
a feature at the
Forward Festival
and a Silver award at the US International Poster Biennial. One of my
animated posters was displayed on screens in
Times Square, New York.
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Outside of work, I am personally passionate about poster design, which is where I explore bold visual ideas and experiment with different techniques. I often combine 3D graphics, expressive typography and unconventional layouts to create striking compositions.
Many of these posters were created as part of various design courses or self-initiated projects. I see this area as a playground for creative freedom, and I regularly submit my work to international design contests and exhibitions. This allows me to sharpen my eye, break out of routine and stay connected to the artistic side of visual design.