About
After obtaining a degree in Graphic Design at NABA in Milan, I began my professional career in 2022 collaborating with Frab’s Magazines, an independent publishing platform, where I developed my interest in editorial design.
                 The same year, I started working as a Brand Designer, developing a practice across branding and digital design, where conceptual rigor meets strong visual sensitivity.
                 In 2024, I expanded my expertise through a Type Design course at CFP Bauer, further exploring the expressive potential of typography within visual communication.
                 My approach is driven by constant curiosity and a desire to explore different fields of visual communication.

mariavittorianavati[at]gmail.com@mvnavati
in/mariavittorianavati


Education

Graphic Design & Art Direction
NABA MilanoBachelor Degree
2018 – 2021

Type Design
CFP Bauer
Short course
2024 – 2025


Employment 

I MILLE
Brand Designer
Milan
2022 – Ongoing

Freelance
Graphic Designer
2022 – Ongoing

Frab’s Magazines
Blog Editor & Contributor
Remote
2022 – 2023


Press

The Brand IdentityMaire

PittogrammaBivacco


Skills

Brand Design
Graphic Design
Editorial Design
Digital Design
Type Design
Art Direction
UX/UI


Clients

A2A
Barilla
Cleafy
Cosmico
Edenred
Enel
ITAS
Maire
Mutti
Synergie
Tassullo


Workshops

Erratic SignsWith Collletttivo & Pittogramma2025

Maria Vittoria NavatiPORTFOLIOARTICLES
Cutting Curves: The Making of Bivacco


From the first sketch to countless hours spent refining every curve, this article documents the making of Bivacco, a font inspired by the architecture of alpine shelters. Through visual research, technical decisions and design challenges, it offers an inside look at the process of developing a font from scratch as an almost self-taught designer.

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Rebuilding Nyboder’s Lettering Memory

Hidden among the yellow houses of Nyboder, Copenhagen’s historic naval district, a series of hand-painted street signs reveals a distinctive lettering style. The upcoming article will explore the research and development behind a typeface revival based on those signs, tracing the project through archival references and digital reconstruction.

[Coming soon]

Top Last update: September 2026
TopLast update: Sept 2026