Graphéine supports brands that are keen to make design a driver of social and economic transformation, helping them meet the challenges of tomorrow.
We believe that a brand is a powerful tool for creating fresh narratives, uniting imaginations and shaping desirable futures.
A vibrant visual identity that embodies the mission of Demain C’est Nous.
Elevating Pornichet’s identity by celebrating its Slow Life spirit.
From the Greek hapax, meaning ‘occurring only once’. apax is the new name for A+A architects, and a promise of architecture that never exists above ground.
A clever visual identity that breaks with convention in the video production sector.
Making brand design a driver of social and economic transformation to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
For 25 years, in Paris and Lyon, our designers—each with scintillating educational backgrounds, diverse professional paths, who share a common passion for imagery—are here to accompany you in creating the best brand strategies and designs.
Our goal is to make your brand visible, legible and desirable. To achieve this, we are eager to understand complexity, craft simple strategies and come up with original, agile and sustainable solutions.
On Thursday, February 5, we celebrated Graphéine’s 25th anniversary at the Campus de la Fonderie de l’Image in Bagnolet.
Fonderie Club session with Jérémie Fesson, creative director and co-founder of the Graphéine agency, devoted to a highly topical subject: custom typography.
SémioLogika, a new approach to semiological study in a series of lectures that will decipher contemporary advertising.
In La Survivance / The Temptation of the Gaze, François Chevret presents an in-depth interview with Graphéine. Jérémie Fesson and Mathias Rabiot trace the evolution of the collective into a committed brand design agency, guided by ethics, pedagogy, and brand strategy.
Discover the creative madness of Josep Baqué, creator of an incredible bestiary of whimsical monsters. Multicoloured furry beasts, one-eyed dragons, and horned pandas, to name but a few!
Being recognizable without a logo has become a goal. The question remains: How many brands will succeed in the future in being recognized solely by their silhouette without being confused with that of a competitor?
Between Olympic Heritage, Neo-80s Aesthetics, and Mountain Imagery: A Closer Look at the Alpes 2030 Logo
Graphéine met with Annie Bocel, who possesses the craft to create the first link in the typographic chain. From her workshop in Brittany, she answers our questions about type matrices, engraving and traditional techniques.
