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Indigo Rae
Graphic Artist
Meet Indigo Rae – Graphic Artist, Visual Storyteller, and Vibe Shaper
Indigo Rae doesn’t just design—she translates feeling into form. As Graphic Artist at Go Cybernaut, Indigo brings our brand to life with color, rhythm, and intentionality. Whether it’s a full campaign design or a single Instagram frame, she infuses every visual with meaning, mood, and message.
Her creative process is intuitive, soulful, and sharp. Indigo doesn’t follow trends—she channels them, then reimagines them with her own twist. She believes that design should feel lived-in—not just clean, but human. And you can spot her work by how it makes you pause, feel, and remember.
Indigo Rae is the visual soul of Go Cybernaut. As the team’s Graphic Artist, she translates abstract vibes into vivid visuals—playlist covers, social campaigns, and editorial art all pass through her imaginative filter. Her aesthetic lives at the intersection of dream logic and design precision, making her the go-to for anything that needs to “feel” right before it looks right.
Her playlist, “Mood Ring Summer,” is a kaleidoscopic mix of dreamy synths, nostalgic grooves, and color-shifting emotion—an auditory mirror of how she works: intuitive, deeply tuned-in, and ever evolving. Whether it’s pastel sunsets or cosmic gradients, Indigo’s work hums with feeling.
Among the team, Indigo is known for her calming energy and artistic spontaneity. She collaborates frequently with Kira Yoon to sync SEO-friendly visuals with emotional storytelling and vibes closely with Lani Cruz on social-first graphics. She and Simone Hart often trade creative sparks over lattes and color palettes, forming a lowkey powerhouse duo of vision and execution. And while Leo Campos pushes bold branding, Indigo gives it its heartbeat.
In meetings, she’s more likely to sketch her thoughts than say them outright—but when she speaks, it’s with care, depth, and color-rich clarity.
Her origin story?
Indigo started with hand-drawn zines, street art photos, and a childhood full of color palettes taped to her bedroom wall. A self-taught artist turned digital powerhouse, she’s carved a path through brand design, identity systems, and storytelling spaces where authenticity matters most.
Outside of Illustrator and Figma, Indigo is:
Signature interests
Scrapbooking & collage give her a tactile break from the screen and spark unexpected palette ideas.
Hiking resets her inner gradient—she collects color references from sun‑washed rocks and dusk‑purple treelines.
Antiquing feeds her love of forgotten fonts and vintage textures, which often sneak into Cybernaut assets.
Bowling with teammates has become a low‑stakes, neon‑lit brainstorming ritual (Kira keeps score, Leo supplies the hype).
Jigsaw puzzles sharpen her pattern‑spotting superpower; she’ll finish one during long export renders.
And here’s a quiet detail that says everything:
Indigo saves screenshots of compliments she’s gotten on her work. Not for ego—for fuel. Because like she says, “Design is personal, even when it’s public.”
Signature catchphrase?
“Let’s make it feel like something.”
Her north star?
“Shape the feeling. Trust the process. Leave something beautiful behind.”
On the Bookshelf
Fiction: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern
“Lush and layered—like wandering through a secret gallery of myths.”Non-fiction: The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin
“Part philosophy, part therapy. It speaks to artists in every phase.”
