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Reserve Vol. II

Visual work across the Reserve ecosystem: website, campaign and team imagery. Catalina was Reserve’s Illustrator & Instagram Lead for Latin America (2021–2023) and later its Senior Brand Designer (2025–2026).

Across two periods at Reserve, I worked with the design team on website illustrations, launch visuals and community projects. I was Illustrator & Instagram Lead for Latin America from March 2021 to March 2023, and Senior Brand Designer from September 2025 to October 2026.

Client
Reserve
Role
Illustration and animation
Year
2025–2026
Category
Visual systems
Selected case study
Gallery
Blue Reserve illustration with hands, geometry, buildings and a central radiant form
Phone mockup displaying the blue illustrated Reserve homepage
Laptop mockup displaying the blue Reserve homepage illustration

Reserve booth at Consensus Hong Kong 2026

Reserve exhibition booth with blue branding and visitors in a busy hall

Reserve.org website copy, 2025–2026 Launch your own DTF‘Launch with deep liquidity, global reach, and uninterrupted 24/7 uptime. We streamline governance, rebalancing, and basket logic with an audited framework so you can focus on strategy. Ready to scale? Launch on Base and instantly tap into millions of Coinbase users’.

Blue geometric cubes and textured asset forms on cream

Reserve.org website copy, 2025–2026 Institutional investment at scale‘Access strategic crypto exposure at any scale. Our deep DeFi liquidity delivers tight spreads and efficient rebalancing, offering 24/7 transparency designed to align with your existing custody, reconciliation, and reporting workflows’.

Geometric field of asset forms around a central illustrated vault

Reserve.org website copy, 2025–2026 Fintech & neo-banks‘Integrate DTFs directly into your fintech app, wallet, or exchange. Partner-friendly APIs make minting, redeeming, and portfolio management effortless, backed by built-in revenue routing for seamless profit sharing’.

Blue interconnected geometric asset forms converging into a funnel-like structure

Reserve.org website copy, 2025–2026 Why stake RSR on a Yield DTF? ‘Stake RSR to take part in a Yield DTF’s future. By providing critical governance and peg protection (overcollateralization), stakers earn a direct share of the DTF’s yield’.

RSR diagram branching to governance, peg protection and yield

Reserve.org website copy, 2025–2026 ‘Shape the future of your Index DTF through vote locking. By locking your tokens, you gain direct voting power over key decisions and a potential share of the protocol’s fees. RSR is the default governance token, though any token can be used. Your voting weight allows you to oversee contract upgrades, adjust parameters, and manage the asset basket to ensure rebalances stay true to your index goals’.

Geometric forms gathering into a central cube and branching toward three symbols

Reserve.org website copy, 2025–2026 ‘A portion of every Index DTF’s fees permanently flows back to RSR. Right now, this revenue is used to buy and burn RSR on the open market, reducing the total supply. However, future RSR holders will have the power to vote on how to direct these flows’.

Blue circular and geometric forms connected by arrows on cream

Reserve.org website copy, 2025–2026 DeFi yield in a compliant wrapper‘Bridge the gap to mainstream markets. Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) wrap your DTFs in a compliant, familiar structure built specifically for traditional custody, administration, and reporting’.

Blue asset forms moving toward an outlined hexagonal vault
Blue grid studies, circles and textured cubes arranged on cream
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