I’m Grace Inacio, a graphic designer who believes design is more than just pixels on a screen. I have a passion for turning ideas into visuals that resonate. 

Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to work across a range of mediums which has really helped me grow and develop as a designer. From my internship with Monmouth University’s Football program I have learned valuable skills that I continue to take with me. However, whether it’s creating quick, “on the go” social media posts, or designing for exhibitions, I bring a balance of creativity and strategy to every project. I’m especially drawn to design that feels timeless and grounded—work that stands up not just because it looks good, but because it has intention. My work is always in flux, evolving as I experiment with new mediums, challenge old norms, and respond to the world around me.

I like to take inspiration from anything and everything; like vintage typography, modern street art, fabrics and textiles, and simple craft projects. I’m constantly searching for things I find beauty in and it is that unexpected inspiration that motivates me as a designer. 

Design is about creating experiences, evoking emotions, and sparking connections. I consider designing a platform to tell stories of color, form, and the spaces inbetween. Every project is an exploration into a concept that creates a deeper understanding of how visual elements can communicate an idea, provoke thought, and resonate with those who experience it. Whether it’s a brand identity that brings a vision to life or a simple poster that invites a moment of reflection, I’m driven by the belief that design can transform perception. 

When I’m not behind the screen, you can usually find me wandering through bookstores, reading, shooting photos, crocheting or overthinking typography on a restaurant menu.

If you’re interested in working together or just want to say hello, feel free to get in touch.