Benjamin Tardieu

Graphic designer, art director, and communications manager for the Terre de Vignes Health Center.

Latest achievement: posters for new interns, designed as warm wall signage reflecting a house rooted in its vineyard terroir.

Editorial serif typography, terroir palette (vine greens, golden ochres, cream), organic texture of veins and tendrils, tree-vine seal as a signature, system adapted for each intern.

From the creation of the graphic concept to its harmonious deployment across all communication materials.

Since April, I have been doing a 5-month internship at Infused Studio, where I am working on several client projects simultaneously, allowing me to develop my ability to juggle different visual identities and project stages.

I have continuously followed the Primelis account almost weekly: participating in meetings and weeklies, creating LinkedIn posts, laying out documents and a presentation deck, as well as software work.

On the Impulse project, I participated in debriefing and feedback meetings, researched alternative directions, and presented the work to the client.

For Voltaire, I conducted typographic research, explored and presented several creative directions, before ultimately presenting a direction that was not retained by the client.

I also worked on Mangoria, with content research, creation of motion graphics, and writing a case study presenting the project.

In parallel, I contributed to other projects on an ad-hoc basis: meetings and discussions with Le P'Tit Breton, work on Meromind, creation of motion graphics on the identity of "Au Chien Andalou," and creation of a mood board for Orso.

I also took charge of laying out the agency's portfolio on Behance and Dribbble, as well as publishing content on Infused Studio's social media.

Finally, I attended a meeting dedicated to quotes, the value of creative work, and how to sell one's creativity, a discussion that fueled my reflection on the profession of graphic designer in an agency.

This internship immersed me in a demanding creative environment. I strengthened my skills on the Adobe suite, gained autonomy, learned to collaborate, and adapt to an existing visual identity. I worked on print and digital media, participated in the creation of exhibition catalogs, and the layout of an artist's book. This experience confirmed my desire to focus on graphic design, with a strong attraction to cultural and creative projects.