A woman with curly red hair and glasses sitting at a desk, writing in a large book with art supplies, a laptop, and coffee mugs around her. The room has wall decorations and a cozy, artistic atmosphere.
Sketch of a desk with stacked books, an inkwell, and a candle, with large leaves and draped fabric in front.
Sketch of a bookstore with two people browsing shelves filled with books, warm lighting, and a wall clock.

I’m Martina,

a Senior Product Designer & Illustrator based in Turin, Copenhagen, Brighton, London, UK

Product & UX

Logo for Native Instruments featuring a stylized 'N' and the words 'Native Instruments' in white on a black background.
Colorful Sky TV logo in a digital gradient style with a purple and blue background.
Bauer Media Group logo with blue background and white diagonal shape, text 'BAUER' below, and 'MEDIA GROUP' underneath in black.
Line drawing of a table with a potted plant, surrounded by clouds and three fish swimming in the air.

I’m a Narrative cover illustrator creating artwork for books, film, and music

Illustration of two people sitting at a round table, one reading a book and the other resting with eyes closed, on a tiled outdoor patio with string lights and plants.
A person whose hair is decorated with branches and stars, with a telephone cord hanging beside them.
Two stylised blue illustrations: the upper shows a traditional Japanese building with power lines, and the lower shows a leafless tree.

What People Are Saying

“Martina is a very talented and hard working Product designer.

I also admire her personal drawing practice, and advise you to look through her wonderful drawings.”

Kathy Kavan, Bauer Media

“She is always able to offer collaborative solutions with the many stakeholders she has worked with.

I can highly recommend Martina and know she will go on to do great things in the future.”

Aimee Parkes, Sky

“Martina's work is world-class.

She has brought Green Lemon Company into line with all the latest trends in CX/UX as well as contribute significantly to our accessibility and usability programmes.”

Matt Thompsett, Green Lemon Company