For the EASE-Y project, which supports the mental well-being of adolescents aged 10–15, I developed a comprehensive and engaging visual identity. My work included designing the logo, selecting fonts and a color palette, creating illustrations, and developing branded templates for presentations, documents, and social media. The goal was to make all materials feel approachable, supportive, and easy to use.

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The project, co-funded by the European Union, is built around the handbook Early Adolescent Skills for Emotions (EASE), which introduces practical techniques to help young people manage stress and emotions. The visual style reflects the core values of the initiative—care, inclusion, and emotional resilience—ensuring that the materials resonate with both adolescents and those who support them. By maintaining consistency across all design elements, I aimed to create a warm and welcoming identity that reinforces the project’s mission.