Andrey

Conceptual Art Director turning ideas into distinctive visual worlds.

For tech, AI, and creative brands building something new.

Andrey Ubeyvolk, conceptual art director
Conceptual Art Direction

Meaning before design. I go deep into every project to find the idea worth expressing—and turn it into a clear visual direction, story, and system.

Visual Athleticism

My superpower is range—a vast visual library, strong visual judgment, and the ability to move between the big picture and the smallest detail without losing coherence.

AI-Native Creativity

I use AI, code, and whatever else works to make creative work faster, simpler, and more accessible—without lowering the quality bar.

Brand Direction

Finding the core idea, meaning and visual territory before design begins.

Brand Identity

Turning creative direction into a coherent visual system across digital, physical and marketing touchpoints.

Creative Assets

Specific, considered visual work created within an existing brand—from campaigns, editorial and reports to banners, merchandise and other high-impact assets.

Design Consulting

An outside perspective on what works, what doesn't, and why—with a clear direction for improving the visual system, creative process, or AI workflow.

Setting creative direction, raising the quality bar, and helping designers grow through clear feedback, thoughtful critique, and a shared sense of where the work can go.

I bring structure to the creative process, connect ideas with execution, and help teams work with more confidence, consistency, and ambition.

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In-house, full-time—leading design inside a team. Or as a guest expert—for a specific brief, project, or rebranding.

I'm especially effective in early-stage teams building something new, where there's enough freedom to shape the visual direction from the ground up.