Hello! I’m Kinga Macocha (B.2000), I’m a graphic designer based in Oslo, Norway.

About me.

CONTACT
kinga.macocha@gmail.com
+47 92 56 84 13

Selected work

Product Design / 2025 / Tank Design

Bunadsnett

Bunadsnett (Bunad Totebags) is a new collection of totebags made for Bokhari. The designs are based off of the traditional Norwegian patterns and costumes from the different regions. Our main task was to find most used elements in order to create a design that would compliment all attires.

This project was led during my internship at Tank Design. I was responsible for conducting research on patterns, costumes, colors, creating a design closest to the traditional patterns, layout for the national anthem, and photographing the final products.

Branding and Website / 2025 / Tank Design

Agera

Agera describe themselves as “business craftsmen”, strategic advisors with a hands-on, practical approach to helping companies grow. Their work focuses on guiding clients toward the right direction, encouraging innovation, and driving momentum in competitive markets.

As part of the design team, I helped shape a new visual identity that reflects their dynamic approach. The updated profile is youthful, vibrant, and professional, and communicates their commitment, confidence and strategic expertise. The following solution was one of the logo sketches I made that were presented for Agera.

Branding and Website / 2025 / Personal project

Terra

Terra Norway draws inspiration from "terraforming"—but instead of transforming other planets, they focus on restoring and enhancing our own. As a bold, forward-thinking sustainable energy company, they make clean energy exciting, proving that sustainability is both serious and fun. With a fresh approach and a vibrant identity, they represent just that.

Branding / 2025 / Sit Gjøvik

Student Gala 2025

A gala celebrating student volunteer work at the Gjøvik campus. The event is a way to express gratitude and inspire students to continue their valuable contributions to the student community. The design is fun and formal, reflecting the balance between the playfulness and dedication of student efforts.

I am thankful to Sit Gjøvik for entrusting me with the responsibility of creating the visual identity, as well as the printed and digital materials, for the event for the third time.

Branding, Website and Wayfinding / 2025 / Sit Gjøvik

Mustad Næringspark

Mustad began as an industrial company in 1832, known for its steel production. Today, the site is owned by Mustad Næringspark and serves as a hub for commercial properties. Our group in the Wayfinding course developed a new visual identity, a physical and digital wayfinding system for Mustad Næringspark.

The visual identity draws inspiration from Mustad’s steel wire production. The pictogram lines are continous, with sharp ends and shaped the way steel wire would bend. The rust color reflects the original surface treatment of Mustad products, while the complementary palette highlights the site's brick architecture to enhance the visibility of signage. Each building is also named to honor its industrial heritage, with custom pictograms supporting clear wayfinding. Designed with accessibility in mind, the updated website wayfinder guides users both inside and outside, including clear routes for elevator users.

ABOUT ME

I’m a designer that loves design in all its forms. I specialize in branding, digital and editorial design, and I’m eager to try new fields. Besides design, I’m an outdoor person that loves climbing and playing beach volleyball.

EXPERIENCE

Graphic design intern, Tank Design (2025).
Freelance graphic designer, Sit Gjøvik (2022—2025).

EDUCATION

B.A. in graphic design, NTNU (2021—2024).
Year-study in Design and Communication in Digital Media, OsloMet (2020—2021).