Ravi Satpute

Graphic design, illustration, and UX/UI for brands that
want visuals with intention

Ravi Satpute in his studio

Who is Ravi

Ravi is a Munich-based graphic designer and illustrator. Since his B.A. in Graphic Design in 2016, he has worked across branding, packaging, editorial, and digital — always chasing clarity, craft, and a point of view.

At Haibike Design Center through 2024, he built visual assets for Ghost Bikes and shaped brand communication across print and digital. Since 2024, freelancing and building Kindred — a D2C kidswear brand designed and developed end-to-end. He has also illustrated for Schwarzkopf, Swarovski, and FTI Group, and taken on editorial and campaign work for agencies and in-house teams.

Ghost Bikes · Haibike · Schwarzkopf · Swarovski · FTI Group · and more

How he works

Structured from brief to delivery — you see direction early, not just a polished surprise at the end.

  1. Step 1

    Brief & research

    I start with the brand, audience, and what the work needs to achieve — not only how it should look.

  2. Step 2

    Concepts early

    You see directions while they're still forming. Better decisions, fewer blind alleys.

  3. Step 3

    Refinement

    We land the detail together — files organised, specs clear, ready to ship.

Get in touch

Working on something?
I'd like to hear about it.

Tell me what you're working on, or just say hi.

Message on LinkedIn hello@ravisatpute.com

Munich, Germany · open to remote & hybrid

Common questions

How does your process work?
A brief first — goals, audience, and where the work will live. You see directions early, then we refine together. Files organised and ready to hand off.
What kind of work do you take on?
Branding, illustration, packaging, editorial, and digital — for agencies, in-house teams, and direct clients. If the brief needs clarity and craft, it's usually a fit.
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope. A small illustration might be a few days; a full brand or campaign system can run several weeks. You'll get a clear timeline before anything starts.
Do you take on smaller projects?
Yes — from a single editorial piece to larger systems. If the project is interesting and the timing works, I'm in.
What do you deliver?
AI, SVG, PNG, PDF — whatever the job needs. Everything named and organised so your team can use it without chasing files.
Do you also do UX/UI?
Yes — see the UX case studies for product and interface work, including Kindred's storefront. Mention it when you get in touch if you're hiring for a product role.