Louise M.

During my end-of-studies internship at Moonlike, a communication agency committed and naturally focused on social issues, I had the opportunity to manage several clients autonomously. For six months, I carried out various missions: art direction and organization of photo shoots, complete redesign of graphic identities adapted for social networks, and editing of advertising videos. This experience allowed me to strengthen my versatility, my creativity, and my ability to manage projects from A to Z.

For my diploma project, I imagined and developed Blossom on my own, a monthly box concept dedicated to young girls, designed to support them with kindness through the first transformations of their bodies. From art direction to the creation of the visual identity, including product prototyping, editorial content, communication strategy, and the development of advertising campaigns, I led this project from A to Z. A complete experience combining design, pedagogy, and societal commitment, reflecting my versatility and my ability to bring a vision to life with meaning and coherence.

As part of a partnership between our school and the town hall of the 18th arrondissement of Paris, we were asked to design a press kit to support the candidacy of Butte Montmartre for inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage list. To promote this project, we imagined a strong visual identity and developed a series of posters to raise awareness and mobilize residents around this heritage initiative.