Gaëlle Lamandé

Graphic Designer & Illustrator – Atelier Poivre Noir

I leverage over 10 years of experience in communication agencies and 2 years as a freelancer at Atelier Poivre Noir to support local authorities, institutions, and companies in their visual projects.

👉 My skills:

- Graphic design (print and web): creation of visual identities, posters, flyers, signage, web banners, showcase websites, social media communication...

- Layout: catalogs, brochures, institutional documents, cultural programs.

- Illustration: original creations that highlight women in their diversity and celebrate nature, always with a unique and poetic touch.

- Eco-design: environmentally friendly approach in my creative choices and materials (waste minimization, compostable packaging, responsible printing).

I work with precision, rigor, and creativity to offer unique visuals, tailored to your needs and meaningful.

✨ My goal: to give your projects a strong, coherent, and impactful identity, while respecting your constraints and values.

Art Director – Pop Machine

At Pop Machine, I held the position of Art Director, where I designed and supervised print and web projects: visual identities, posters, digital campaigns, brochures, showcase websites… My role was to provide a strong visual coherence to projects while ensuring their graphic quality.

In parallel, I also managed project management (briefs, client follow-up, coordination with suppliers), which allowed me to ensure the successful completion of each mission from start to finish.

This experience allowed me to combine creativity, aesthetic rigor, and organization in very diverse contexts.

During my work-study program at Itron, I took my first steps in graphic design and acquired the fundamental skills that still shape my practice today. I worked on creating print and digital visual materials (brochures, posters, internal presentations…), adhering to precise graphic guidelines and tight deadlines.

This experience allowed me to develop my technical skills on creative software (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator) and to understand the importance of rigor and graphic consistency in a professional context.