Olga Pulvirenti

Based in Nice, I support companies and institutions in creating high-value visual universes. Through my agency Avenue Jolia, I combine my creative vision as an Art Director with the agility of a network of expert freelancers to meet your global needs.

Transforming your vision into a memorable brand image

Specializing in branding and visual communication, I design tools that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also strategically aligned with your growth objectives:

-> Brand Identity (Branding):Creation of logos, complete graphic guidelines, and distinctive visual universes.

-> Editorial & Print Design:Design of premium communication materials (brochures, annual reports, press kits).

-> Digital & Web Strategy:Optimized UX/UI web design and creation of social media content.

-> Project Support and Management:As agency manager, I oversee your projects from A to Z, engaging my trusted partners (developers, photographers, specialized copywriters...) if needed.

My approach is based on demanding creativity and active listening. My goal? To ensure your identity is durable, coherent, and desirable to your audience.

Whether you are an established institution or a rapidly growing company, I give tangible form to your ideas and position you at your true value in your sector.

Discover my world:

I was a graphic and web designer at Mailomedia. From mockups to integration (newsletters, landing pages...), I explored the constraints of responsiveness and optimization, as well as natural referencing, and the graphic codes for the best visibility/readability of web materials.

I was also in charge of all internal and external print materials and put my creativity at the service of the agency throughout the missions.

I worked as a DTP operator and graphic designer at this printing company. The projects were varied and creative. I produced portfolios, brochures, flyers, business cards, logos, graphic guidelines, roll-up banners, and also imposed projects for printing, including postcard prints. I also handled the technical aspects of printing, including daily equipment maintenance. This allowed me to learn about all types of paper and ink, complementing my graphic training with a concrete dimension of the final result, in terms of touch and visual appearance. Now in my very digital profession, I keep this physical dimension in mind and I know the constraints of rendering, and the solutions to enhance my creations.