The process of creation is something that highly motivates me. People will always be divided into consumers and creators. I prefer to be on the on the creators side.

For centuries, people made very useful and extremely useless inventions. For example the Egyptians, who invented paper, ink and writing, which we s… Read More

The process of creation is something that highly motivates me. People will always be divided into consumers and creators. I prefer to be on the on the creators side.

For centuries, people made very useful and extremely useless inventions. For example the Egyptians, who invented paper, ink and writing, which we still use today. Or Gary Dahl, who invented Pet Rock, a true friend who does not ask for food and does not create problems (know more) not so long time ago. But in both cases, the creators were driven by a similar passion for creating something new and unique. So do I.

I’m always focused on designing things, which are meaningful for users. The only important ingredient I add - is good aesthetics. I’m looking for a balance between appealing design and usability. My eyes are trained to catch all small and valuable details.

The past experience gave me an understanding of the fact that collective thinking is much more efficient than the one of a single person. I believe that building a strong design team is a must. Creating a special vibe and working culture at the office is my obligation as a lead. A proper working culture acts like a glue that sticks people together and makes their work relationships better.

The design process requires standardization in an agile environment. That’s why I have set a list of standards and principles which make work process clear, consequent, and transparent for the client and other team members. It is especially important for new specialists, who requires a lot of guidance. My aim is to make daily job productive and enjoyable by reviewing and improving the working process. So I can save some time for adventures.

Besides designing things I like to watch sunsets in the various parts of the world. I call myself a nomad. I always keep my backpack and a camera ready for travelling to remote places like Ethiopia or Patagonia in search of stunning wild landscapes and unique cultures. Some of my shots were featured on National Geographic and Vokrug Sveta websites. Photography teaches me to tell stories, which I collect and share through my personal project, nomads.wtf.

Observing the untouched and beautiful nature taught me to relate to its resources and to live responsibly. I’m an advocate of responsible and sustainable living.

Yeah, and at least, a sound of good music sets the right mood for doing my job and enjoying life. Read Less

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