Graphic Designer Websites

Jean-Baptiste de Clerfayt is the solo developer of Lancelot's Hangover, a comedy point and click adventure game. He created all the art, animations, story, dialogs, and code for the game. He studied visual arts and computer coding. He has also written funny reviews in a Belgian rock magazine, wrote sketches for Belgian TV and radio, and published a silly book in France. He once worked as a graphic designer for the official Belgian Catholic Church.

Ella is a Deaf(ish) graphic designer and artist of many disciplines. They are also a dog parent of mostly-Scottish ancestry, currently living on unceded Quw'utsun territory (Coast Salish). Ella creates solo tabletop roleplaying games and is influenced by anti-capitalism, bouldering, eating plants, and zines, among other things. They are interested in imagining a better world and learning new skills, including Scottish Gaelic.

Mark Simonson has been thinking about and drawing letters for as long as he can remember, drawn to their particular forms. He spent decades as a magazine art director and designing packaging and brochures. He didn’t make fonts full-time until well into his forties, considering himself a late bloomer. He feels lucky to be doing something that was once only a pipe dream. Mark works out of a repurposed back bedroom in a modest 1920s-era bungalow in the quiet residential Saint Paul neighborhood of Saint Anthony Park.

Dave Mullen Jnr is a designer, photographer, and developer. He is based in Sheffield, UK. His work can be found on Dribbble and Instagram.

Helen Chong is a graphic designer turned web developer. Identifying as non-binary lesbian on the asexual and aromantic spectrum, Helen is also disabled, being autistic and visually impaired (retinitis pigmentosa). They have eight years of experience in graphic design. Helen is also a bookworm, gamer, blogger, hobbyist artist, and crocheter. They are Malaysian Chinese and millennial.