Andrea Martín

Hi! I’m Andrea, a graphic designer from Spain. I enjoy combining different methods and techniques across art and design to create thoughtful and engaging work. I have a special interest in typography, animation and editorial design, which allow me to explore new ways of communicating ideas.          
  I’m always eager to learn and experiment, whether it’s designing a visual identity, an interface, or crafting animations that bring a project to life. My goal is to create designs that not only look good but also feel meaningful and accessible.

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Work

CREATIVE DIRECTION 
VISUAL IDENTITY   
MOTION
2025
CREATIVE DIRECTION
VISUAL IDENTITY 
AI
2024
CREATIVE DIRECTION    
VISUAL IDENTITY   
MOTION
2024
ART DIRECTION    
VISUAL IDENTITY   
LETTERING
2025
VISUAL IDENTITY    
SOCIAL MEDIA   
MOTION
2024
MOTION
GRAPHIC DESIGN
WEB DESIGN
2024 - 2025
PHOTOGRAPHY    
EDITORIAL
2024
TITLE DESIGN    
COVER DESIGN    
MOTION
ongoing

10 Years of Protopixel

    Protopixel
  • Creative direction
  • Visual identity 
  • Merch
  • Motion
  • 2025


In May, Protopixel celebrated its 10th anniversary, a milestone that also marked the launch of the company’s new branding. Together with Clementina Altube (brand strategist) we developed a visual system that harmoniously connected both milestones — celebrating a decade of innovation while introducing a renewed identity for the brand.
protopixel.io



One of the main challenges was to strike a balance between the celebratory tone of the anniversary and the refined direction of the new branding, which needed to convey modernity and cohesion while remaining true to Protopixel’s essence. Another consideration was to ensure that the event’s visual narrative and the rebranding announcement felt harmoniously integrated, both conceptually and aesthetically.

As a Visual and Graphic Designer, I approached these complexities by building a visual language inspired by the company’s slogan,Build anything with light”. The goal was to bring a fresh and dynamic design perspective, adding elements that renewed the brand’s visual energy while staying true to its identity. Light became the central metaphor, guiding the color palette, compositions, and motion treatments to evoke movement, transformation, and creativity. The concept was translated into a full event identity, spanning digital assets, printed materials, and visual projections.