Louis-Philippe Bélanger is a 25-year-old graphic designer from Rouyn-Noranda, now based in Montreal. His interests in video editing, graphic design, and music production have driven his creative work for as long as he can remember. These interconnected disciplines inform his multidisciplinary approach to design. He graduated from UQAM School of Design in 2023, where he developed expertise in typography and motion design. In 2026, he also studied at the Typography Summer School in London. Currently, he works as a graphic designer at Demande Spéciale, where he focuses on visual identity, motion design, logos, and graphic systems. His projects range from architectural firms to theater campaigns and album designs. He values both structured grid systems and straightforward communication, as well as playful, crafty, and colorful work. His practice has been recognized with awards from the ADCC, Type Director Club, Communication Arts, Applied Arts, and Idéa. Beyond his professional practice, Louis-Philippe maintains a personal creative practice rooted in constraint-free creation and experimentation with analog techniques, including Riso printing, dry transfer, screenprinting, and analog filmmaking. He is constantly searching for new creative opportunities, and his next endeavor involves digitizing lost typefaces. In one sentence, his practice could be described as the thin space between digital and handmade.
Louis-Philippe Bélanger
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