Benson Kabari - KabyDesigns

25/09/2026

Happy Belated birthday, Ambassador Victory Ashaka

To a man who has consistently shown that a voice can become a force for change.

Design by Benson Kabari Deborah

22/09/2026

If you're an expert in any field…

Get in here.

Let’s talk about why your expertise may not be bringing you the results you want.

You can be really good at what you do, have years of experience, and genuinely know your stuff, yet still struggle to attract the right clients or get people to understand the value you bring.

Sometimes, the problem isn't the expertise.

It’s how that expertise is being communicated.

Your content, visuals, messaging, presentation and overall brand presence all play a part in helping people understand what you do and why they should care.

I put this carousel together to break that down.

Swipe through. 👆🏽

And if you’re an expert, consultant, coach or professional trying to build something around your knowledge, I’d love to hear from you.

Let’s build one, two or more. It’s time to communicate.

21/09/2026

Happy new week! 🤍

A new week to create, build, learn, show up and hopefully get a little closer to the things we’re working towards.

If you’re building a business, growing your personal brand or putting something new out there this week, I hope it gets the attention it deserves.

Let’s have a good one. 🥂

19/09/2026

What if a business coach’s visuals actually communicated how they think?

That was the question behind this project.

I created a fictional brand communication system for Tobi Udoji, a Business Growth Coach who helps small-business owners build more profitable businesses through better systems, pricing and decision-making.

The challenge wasn’t just to make the brand look professional.

It was to make Tobi’s expertise clear, practical and easy to understand visually.

So I built the communication around four key areas: Profit. Systems. Decisions. Growth.

From the authority statement and educational content to the masterclass, consultation visual and expert portrait, each piece was designed to serve a specific communication purpose.

The visual direction combines editorial typography, analytical structures, information-led graphics and contemporary imagery to create something that feels knowledgeable without falling into the usual “business coach” aesthetic.

This is a fictional concept project created to explore how I would approach visual communication for an expert brand.

And honestly, this is the kind of design work I want to do more of — taking expertise and turning it into visuals that actually communicate.

If you’re an expert, consultant, coach or business owner and your visuals aren’t communicating the level of value you offer, let’s talk.

11/09/2026

What happens when you're designing for a conference where the visual itself has to compete for attention?

You can't afford for the visual to just sit there looking nice.

That was one of the things I had in mind while working on my entry for the Design Chef's Visual Conference.

I wanted something that would make you stop for a second.

Something bold. Futuristic. A little crazy. 😂

So I experimented with the composition, lighting, depth and effects until the visual started to feel like the kind of energy I'd expect from a tech conference.

This wasn't a client project. It was a design challenge, so I had the freedom to experiment and really push the idea.

And honestly, I had a maddd time creating this one. 😂

Here's the final piece.

10/09/2026

Crafted for one of my faves in the design industry ...thizkid, Oluwatobiloba.

10/09/2026

One thing I keep learning from designing for tech events is that…

…you can't just make something look “techy” and call it good design.

The grids, gradients, glows, dark backgrounds and all those futuristic elements can make a design look cool.

But if the message isn't clear, the design isn't doing enough.

For me, the real challenge is finding that balance between looking the part and communicating the point.

Because at the end of the day, someone should be able to look at the design and quickly understand:

What is this?
Who is it for?
And why should I care?

That's something I'm paying more attention to with every project.

Good visuals don't just decorate the message. They help communicate it.

09/09/2026

A fictional flyer for a fictional academy.

I created this concept for Nexora Academy, a fictional digital skills academy designed around one idea: helping people develop relevant, in-demand skills for a changing digital world.

The challenge was to communicate multiple courses, benefits, pricing and enrollment information within a single promotional layout, without making the design feel overwhelming.

I approached it as a brand communication exercise, using a strong typographic hierarchy, a bold navy-and-electric-blue visual direction, supporting imagery and structured information blocks to create a sense of credibility, energy and forward movement.

The goal wasn't simply to make the flyer look attractive. It was to make the information easy to scan, easy to understand and persuasive enough to encourage action.

No client brief.
No real campaign.

Just a fictional brand and an exploration of how I would solve the communication problem.

Designed by Benson Kabari Deborah

07/09/2026