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Gabriel Garcia

Gabriel Garcia

Designer based in New York, currently leading design at Himedi, a longevity startup that connects customers to Korean medical facilities.

My work covers product, brand and web design, plus the marketing that launches it. I design in Figma, then build and ship it in code with AI tools, taking each project from first idea to launch. I studied design at the University of Pennsylvania.

  • Product design
  • Brand design
  • Web design
  • Marketing

Selected work4 projects

A short loop of the Himedi 7.0 brand system: the homepage hero, “Insights to shape your best life”, then the focus-area colors.

Rebuilding Himedi as a modern longevity brand

Himedi · 2026

Longevity Rebrand

Brand & Design

A customer using the checkup builder: switching from Whole Body MRI to the Baseline, adding Heart and Brain, adding two single tests, picking a date and reaching the cart.

Replacing fixed checkup tiers with a build-your-own checkup

Himedi · 2026

Checkup Builder

Product Design

A short loop of the concierge identity: the headline setting in on the dark ground.

Branding a concierge for VIP health trips to Korea

Himedi · 2025

Concierge Identity

Brand & Design

A short loop of the Bap & Brush logo among its illustrated bowls.

Teaching beginners Korean home cooking through illustration

Penn senior seminar · 2024

Bap & Brush

Brand & Design

Everything else, by category12 projects

A dark-mode mockup of the redesigned WhatsApp: a laptop showing the chat list split into Favorites and Regular, an open conversation, and a contact card offering Audio, Video and Search, beside a phone showing the same redesigned list.

Product Design

6 projects

An animated TEDxPenn lockup in which the red “TEDx” and black “Penn” letterforms are drawn in a rough sketched fill that keeps redrawing itself.

Brand & Design

6 projects

Two printed zine pages photographed side by side: on the left “No Music On the Walk…??” over a blue-toned night street, on the right “I Am Allegedly Doing Fine” mirrored over a pink and blue school corridor wrapped in chains.

Printing

6 projects

A gray poster for the New Museum 2021 Triennial: a dark curved sculptural form suspended between two vertical bars, with “SOFT WATER HARD STONE” repeated in stacked lines across the lower third.

Posters

3 projects

An animated loop of a figure walking to the right across a heavily grained red and green risograph texture, with “Go Your Own Speed” stacked at the left and “Life Isn’t A Race” at the right in rough white type.

Animation

3 projects

A charcoal drawing of a well-worn leather baseball glove lying on its side, the Mizuno wordmark visible on the strap, lit from the left with a soft cast shadow.

Illustration

1 project

Contact

Currently open to design roles.