This portfolio isn’t just a gallery
it’s a glimpse into how Studio MOXXIE thinks, builds, and boldly shows up.
Every piece here was designed with intention. Grounded in strategy. Refined by instinct. And finished with design that doesn’t just sit pretty—it stands for something.
These aren’t templates. They’re not shots in the dark. They’re proof that good design isn’t just seen—it’s felt.
So scroll. Get inspired. And when you’re ready, let’s make something that feels like you—only sharper, louder (in the right way), and unmistakably MOXXIE.
It started with presence—an idea, a feeling, a refusal to go unnoticed. And then came the dot. Simple? Sure. But never accidental. A dot is the beginning of everything: a thought, a sentence, a shift in attention. It’s the moment before momentum. The smallest mark capable of making the loudest statement. Psychologically, it signals focus. Strategically, it anchors the eye. Visually, it disrupts just enough to demand a second look. It isn’t about volume. It’s about impact. And the dot does the most by saying the least.
But how do you take a dot—and make it MOXXIE’s? Trust me, I tried everything. One Dot to Rule Them All? Cute. But none of them ruled anything. I explored dozens—okay, let’s be real—hundreds of placements. Top left, bottom right, inside the X, outside the rules. Nothing hit. Until it did.
Instant obsession. Two fonts. One attitude. The MOXXIE typography pairs clean geometry with unapologetic contrast. And just when it starts playing by the rules, it plants a bold red dot on the upper edge of the second X, like it knows exactly what it’s doing. Not decoration. Not accidental. That dot is deliberate.
But MOXXIE was never just type and color. It needed something more. Something rooted. Something alive.
The MOXXIE mark. A bulb for intelligence. Wildflowers for intention, resilient, untamed, unapologetically placed. And the iconic MOXXIE dot… because obviously, she’s iconic.
"The Archive of No" They didn’t make the cut—but they made the collage. Rejected? Absolutely. Forgotten? Never. We gave these design fails a second chance… as modern art. You're welcome.