I’m Fernanda Kitsuwa — a Brazilian designer with 5 years of experience. Inspired by the nature and dynamism around me, and with a sharp sense of the bigger picture, I’ve always felt a deep connection to art and creative expression. Finding in design a way to unite purpose, technology, and creativity has been a true privilege. Today, my work is a reflection of this passion — shaping visual experiences that connect, move, and inspire. Every project I develop is rooted in strategic and design thinking, aesthetic balance, and symbolism — with the goal of revealing each brand’s unique essence, rather than simply following trends. I thrive in remote environments, but I also deeply value real human connection and collaborative creative processes.
HEY, I'm a Fernanda :)
I’m Fernanda Kitsuwa — a Brazilian designer with 5 years of experience. Inspired by the nature and dynamism around me, and with a sharp sense of the bigger picture, I’ve always felt a deep connection to art and creative expression.
Finding in design a way to unite purpose, technology, and creativity has been a true privilege. Today, my work is a reflection of this passion — shaping visual experiences that connect, move, and inspire.
Every project I develop is rooted in strategic and design thinking, aesthetic balance, and symbolism — with the goal of revealing each brand’s unique essence, rather than simply following trends.
I thrive in remote environments, but I also deeply value real human connection and collaborative creative processes.
Vision
My vision is to craft visual solutions that not only capture the essence of brands, but also spark inspiration and forge meaningful connections with people.
I believe design is more than the sum of aesthetics and functionality — it is a powerful language to communicate ideas, tell stories, and transform experiences.
Every project is a chance to break boundaries, explore new possibilities, and bring bold, innovative concepts to life that truly resonate with the audience.
A design that speaks clearly, lasts visually, and moves meaningfully with purpose.
Because great design doesn’t just speak — it moves people.