Hey, I'm Bram de Wild — a graphic designer based in Eindhoven and the person behind Wildebrass Studio.

Design has been a big part of my life for as long as I can remember. After graduating as a Media Designer at SintLucas in Eindhoven, I started working as an all-round freelance graphic designer in 2018. Since then, I've worked on everything from brand identities and logos to campaigns, album artwork, merchandise and digital content. Over the years, I've had the chance to work both independently and within creative agencies, including Rewind Amsterdam and Studio Notoir. I'm currently working with First Vision while also running my own studio, which gives me the best of both worlds: the structure and fast pace of agency work, combined with the freedom to take projects in my own direction.

Along the way, I've worked with a wide range of brands, festivals and organizations, including Lakedance, Jungle Festival, Brabants Verbond, Cirque du Zoleip, Winterpark, Royal Dutch, Bavaria, Jumbo and the Municipality of Eindhoven. Every project is different, but my goal is always the same: to create something that feels fresh, recognizable and made specifically for the brand behind it. I don't really believe in simply following a template or doing something because "that's how it's always been done." I like to experiment, explore ideas and find a visual style that actually fits the story.

I'm comfortable working across the Adobe Creative Suite, especially Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign, and I enjoy taking an idea from the first rough concept all the way to a finished design. Whether it's for print, digital, social media or a large-scale event, I'm used to working with tight deadlines and making sure everything is ready to go. At the same time, I think good design starts with good communication. Understanding what a client wants, asking the right questions and really listening is just as important as the design itself.

Outside of design, I'm usually somewhere between art, sport and music. I like working on personal creative projects because they give me the freedom to experiment without any limitations. I also do CrossFit, which helps me stay focused and keeps me away from a screen for a while. And then there's music and festivals — something I've always been drawn to, both creatively and personally. A lot of the energy, colours and atmosphere I experience there eventually find their way back into my work.

For me, design is about more than making something look good. It's about creating an identity, capturing an atmosphere and making something people remember.

Let's create something original.