I’m Pete Kirill.

I’ve helped brands stop looking competent and start looking unforgettable.

I’ve designed brand systems for names like The Ritz-Carlton, LaCroix, Carnival Cruise Line, the Bass Museum, and Lennar Homes—work built to operate across identity, digital, and physical space.

My practice lives where branding, environmental graphics, and digital design overlap. I focus on large-scale systems that have to function beyond the screen—work shaped by real constraints, public environments, and the need for instant clarity.

I’m drawn to projects where clarity is the problem, restraint is the solution, and the system matters more than the surface.

I am currently studying AI imagery and digital art creation, with a growing interest in how emerging tools can expand visual storytelling and accelerate the creative process. I also enjoy building logo, design, and branding-focused GPTs that make my workflow more engaging, efficient, and strategically sharp.

BFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago