My name is Anastasia. I was born in Volgograd — a city you might know by its historical name, Stalingrad.

I grew up in the 90s, in a place where «art is beautiful, but unstable» was a common idea — so I initially chose a more «practical» path and trained as an engineer. But my real rhythm has always been a mix of movement and making.

Sport has been part of my life since I was four: aerobics, then track & field (high jump), and today it's swimming, cycling, and triathlon. At the same time, I couldn't sit still in art school — I needed creativity as much as training. After practice, my mom (she's an artist) taught me how to draw, and I learned fast by watching how she saw the world.

Four years ago I made a deliberate switch into graphic design — and it finally clicked. Over the last two years, I've specialized in Apparel Graphic Design, working closely with production to create graphics and prints for fashion collections.

This shaped my approach: I research fashion trends and translate them into commercial graphics for fashion collections, develop seasonal print programs with cohesive colorways, and prepare production-ready files optimized for various print techniques (DTF, DTG, silkscreen, sublimation) that work seamlessly with factories and scale across garments, collections, and formats.