I started with brand and print design before expanding my expertise into UX/UI design. Over the years, I have gained experience with Figma, design systems, token-based workflows, and WordPress. I have designed complete webshop redesigns, built scalable design systems, and created visual identities for hundreds of branded online stores.
I believe good design should be more than beautiful—it should also be thoughtful, consistent, and human-centered. I enjoy approaching visual problems from different perspectives, working independently, and collaborating in open, supportive environments. My empathy, curiosity, and freehand drawing skills help me discover meaningful visual solutions for every project.
Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to work with numerous companies and institutions, including Dr. Organic, Profession, Europa Design, Novotel Hotel, Healing Clown Doctors, Aranyfácán, and the University of Szeged’s SZIN project. I have also designed complete webshops and visual identities for festivals and events such as Sziget, Budapest Park, Balaton Sound, Strand, JazzPiknik, Untold, and Electric Castle.
The name Myrk is not about my professional journey, but about a childhood memory. Before I even knew how to write, I used to draw random letters next to each other while playing, and that’s how myrk was born. Only years later did I discover that it is also a real Old Norse word. To me, however, it has always represented my own small inner world.
Later, I added the name Eir, inspired by the Old Norse figure associated with healing and compassion. Together, Myrk Eir reflects the creative world I have been building ever since.
For me, the strongest meaning behind the name is not darkness, but silence. Not an empty silence, but the kind you experience when you pause in the middle of a forest and suddenly hear the wind moving through the trees. It evokes the shadows of ancient woods, the veil of hidden things, quiet magic beneath the moonlight, and the stillness among old trees.
I believe everything can carry a soul: a relationship, a painting, a story, or even an old object that holds memories. Through my work, I try to capture that inner quality. I want to create images, digital experiences, and stories that are not only beautiful, but meaningful—work that resonates with people and creates a genuine connection.
