Visual & Product Designer, Creative Director, and Web Designer Dedicated to building impactful and lasting brands.

I am David Enisan, a visual designer (graphic designer & web designer) and a creative director. I am a Christian, and I’m currently studying Computer Engineering. These aspects are key in shaping who I am, what I hold as my values and principles, and how I approach my work.

I help build brands by transforming ideas into real-life depictions through design and websites. I aim to tell stories through each logo, brand identity, product design, or website I create. I always strive to reflect a brand’s core values and stories through design. When freelancing, I bring the carefulness and thought-driven intentionality of agencies into each project I work on.

I prioritize functionality in every project, aiming to find the perfect balance between what my clients want and what is ideal for their brand or project. My process begins with in-depth research into my clients’ niches, followed by various brainstorming sessions, involving my clients throughout the process until the final execution of ideas. My work is tailored to meet the highest standards of design excellence.

In my five-year career as a designer, I have achieved recognition and success. My most recent accomplishment includes being appointed to lead design and IT for the Association of Nigerian Students in Northern Cyprus (NANS-TR Zone). I have also played a significant role in the design space in Northern Cyprus, working with top brands in the education, real estate, and technology sectors, including Near East University , Tibet Realty Co., and Gunsel Motors. I place a strong emphasis on building people, as reflected in my dedication to service. I have headed a media department for over three years in my local church, where I collaborate with other media teams and mentor students in design and media production. I have also had notable collaborations with Break The Eyes Media and contributed to several live media productions, as highlighted in my portfolio.

When I’m not working in front of my computer or leading a team, I’m likely watching a football match, playing chess, or spending time with friends.