csibe_design

18/08/2026

It's Rooster Tuesday!
ROOSTER No. 17

11/08/2026

It's Rooster Tuesday!
ROOSTER No. 16

08/08/2026

07/08/2026

After a few months, I revisited this design and worked on it a little more. I had noticed a few anatomical issues with the unicorn, so after correcting them and making the overall design more pleasing to me, it's now available on GoodMood

I also just learned that a Pegasus with a horn, or a winged unicorn, is called an Alicorn. So yeah, technically, he's an Alicorn.

Knowing how much you guys love my current unicorn/Pegasus design on the platform, I hope this fella wins a lot of hearts too.
interior photo by: Kovács Máté

31/07/2026

Another big passion of mine is designing things just for ourselves. Living on a property with livestock, you also need livestock guardian dogs. So yes, we have some.

And because of that, we need to let people know that we have dogs inside the fence. So I designed this sign just for ourselves.

And here is one of our dogs, Clara, modeling for the sign. 🤍

27/07/2026

A bear warning sign redesign nobody asked for. 🐻⚠️

Living in Transylvania means bears aren't just part of the landscape, they're part of everyday life.

Ironically, in one of Europe's biggest bear habitats, the warning signs are surprisingly rare... and, in my opinion, long overdue for a redesign.

So I created one.

Instead of dropping a generic bear icon into a triangle, I wanted the entire composition to tell the story of the delicate relationship between humans and wildlife.

No client. No brief. Just a personal design challenge.

Would you like to see these on the roads of Romania?

20/07/2026

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been a little quiet lately, but I'm still here. 😉🐔

Summer has mostly been about our animals and making hay, but I've also been working on some exciting projects behind the scenes.

I can't wait to share them with you!
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12/06/2026

Animals Have Culture, Too

I created this illustration for Noema Magazine's article by Ryan Huling, exploring the growing body of evidence that culture is not uniquely human. From learned behaviors and social traditions to knowledge passed across generations, many animal species shape and inherit their own cultural worlds.

Read the full article in Noema Magazine 's bio.