Freelance Visual Designers in Gatineau
Freelance Visual Designers in Gatineau
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Luis Martinez
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Ottawa, Canada
Modern websites for brands who care about performance
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Oven Brothers Website
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Outdoor Kitchens Website
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Blackstone Granite - Improving how a B2B materials website
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Humacts Website Design and Development
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Shruti Gupta
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Ottawa, Canada
Senior Product Designer
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An MVP for Facilities Management
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Designing an AI-powered Revenue Intelligence Tool from 0 to 1
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I started with this question: Can AI better serve the needs of artists and makers in a meaningful way? I'm a self-taught embroidery artist, and when i was learning, i would spend days on just planning my design before piercing needle through cloth. Print, trace, transfer, erase, redraw, repeat - my hands were itchinggg to get started, but mistakes at this stage were costly! This was the spark to build Stitch Studio, an AI-assisted composition tool built entirely in Figma Make with the help of Claude (https://www.linkedin.com/company/claude/) Opus4.6 to help beginners and the like get to making, faster. I tried to automate the tedious parts and let the actual making remain with the artist. Let me know if you give it a try! 😊
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Host Onboarding and Property Management App
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Faadil Boussari
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Gatineau, Canada
Product Designer for Operational Workflows & Prototypes
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Chromatic Duel is a visual decision experience built in Wonder for the Contra x Wonder Challenge. The project explores a simple idea: Color palette selection should not only be about taste. It should survive pressure. Chromatic Duel turns two competing palette directions into a visible stress test. Ember enters as the bold, warm, dramatic direction. Tidal enters as the calm, precise, premium system direction. Instead of presenting both palettes as moodboards, the Wonder canvas frames them as a duel. The question is not: “Which one looks better?” The question is: “Which one survives?” Inside Wonder, I used the canvas to shape the full decision journey: the initial duel, the stress-test comparison, the iteration trail, the pivot in criteria, the workflow proof layer, and the final verdict. The palettes are compared through four qualitative lenses: Contrast Harmony Accessibility System fit As the system became clearer, Ember felt expressive but less stable. Tidal held together better across the interface direction, making it the stronger final choice. Final Wonder verdict: TIDAL SURVIVES. Ember is archived. I also created a Framer page as a bonus interactive wrapper. It lets visitors try challenger palettes and compare them visually against the fixed Tidal benchmark. The Framer page extends the experience, but the official build, workflow, and final decision remain in Wonder. The core memory line: The palette that survives the stress test wins. Wonder file: https://app.wonder.so/faadil-boussari/files/019f35d4-04d2-7664-afd6-bb717a9100bf Walkthrough video: Uploaded directly with this submission. Framer bonus page: https://cyan-lettuce-159672.framer.app/
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BRAYD: The Braided Focus Flame 🔥 BRAYD is an original mascot created for BURN THE TASK, a fictional productivity ritual brand built around focus, completion, and quiet discipline. Rather than designing a cute candle character, I built a full mascot system around one clear visual behavior: focused time burns into completion. BRAYD is a braided wick core inside a faceted wax body. As a task progresses, the wick burns down, the wax form changes through clear stages, and the final braided strand becomes a checkmark. The mascot was designed to stay recognizable across every touchpoint, from the custom wordmark and hero poster to the sticker system, focus ritual packaging, burn sequence, and consistency board. Every asset uses the same visual DNA: the same braided wick, the same faceted wax body, the same angular flame, and the same final checkmark. This project explores how a single mascot can become the face of a fictional productivity world by turning an abstract idea, focus, into a visual ritual. Character Brief Name: BRAYD Role: The Braided Focus Flame Personality: quiet, intense, disciplined, stubborn, focused, and encouraging without being soft. BRAYD does not rush you and does not distract you. He simply burns with you until the task is done. His braided wick represents focused effort, his faceted wax body represents pressure and progress, and his final checkmark represents completion earned through attention. Recraft Project Explore the full project here: https://www.recraft.ai/project/a75515d8-3533-42f4-9a93-9815d2f3f7e3 Applications Included The BRAYD system includes a custom name logo, hero poster, sticker pack, focus ritual packaging, burn to checkmark sequence, and a final consistency board showing the mascot across multiple moments and touchpoints. Proof of Consistency Same wick. Same facets. Same flame. Same final checkmark. #RecraftAI #CharacterDesign #MascotDesign #BrandIdentity #CreativeAI #Illustration #DesignChallenge #BrandDesign #ConceptArt #MotionDesign #GraphicDesign #MascotSystem #ProductivityDesign #DigitalArt
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Editorial AI: Designing the Quiet Luxury Aesthetic Overview This project explores how editorial art direction principles can be applied to AI-generated imagery to create premium visual assets that feel timeless, authentic, and brand-aligned. Rather than pursuing hyperrealism or trend-driven aesthetics, the objective was to develop a visual language rooted in restraint, sophistication, and intentionality. The result is a collection of AI-generated editorial imagery designed to embody the principles of Quiet Luxury. The Challenge A significant portion of AI-generated content is instantly recognizable due to over-stylization, excessive detail, artificial lighting, and unrealistic visual cues. The challenge was to create imagery that feels: Natural rather than synthetic Premium rather than promotional Timeless rather than trend-driven Editorial rather than purely generated Creative Direction Aesthetic Philosophy The visual system is built around the principles of Quiet Luxury: Minimalism over excess Authenticity over spectacle Texture over visual noise Presence over attention-seeking Warm neutrals, organic materials, and understated compositions establish a sense of trust, confidence, and sophistication. Visual Language The project relies on: Earth-toned color palettes Natural window lighting Soft contrast Clean compositions Intentional negative space Each image is designed to communicate calm confidence and enduring value. Technical Execution To achieve an editorial-quality appearance, generation workflows were optimized using: 85mm portrait lens simulations Shallow depth of field Controlled lighting ratios Cinematic framing Consistent styling references These techniques help bridge the gap between AI generation and professional photography. Outcome The resulting imagery demonstrates how AI can be used to create sophisticated visual assets that align with premium brand positioning. Rather than appearing artificial or trend-driven, the content functions as a cohesive editorial system suitable for luxury, lifestyle, hospitality, fashion, and personal branding applications. Key Takeaways ✅ Editorial Art Direction ✅ Premium Brand Storytelling ✅ Luxury Visual Identity ✅ AI-Assisted Creative Production ✅ Consistent High-End Aesthetics Project Outcome This project showcases my ability to translate luxury brand principles into scalable AI-generated visual systems, creating imagery that feels intentional, tactile, and commercially relevant.
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Day 7 of 30 Days of Real Business Problems: Northline A handoff request is not a transfer of responsibility. I built Northline, a custody passport for workflows where accountability must remain explicit during a handoff. The receiver can verify the load, seal, units, condition, and photo evidence. Even when every check is complete, custody has not moved. Only explicit acceptance creates the Transfer Imprint, locks the new custody sheet, and makes Northline the current custodian. When the handoff expires, no imprint is created. Charlotte remains responsible. An exception can be assigned to Jordan Lee, but exception ownership does not transfer custody. The central design principle: Responsibility moves only when acceptance leaves a permanent imprint. Live prototype: https://faadil1.github.io/northline/ I’ll add a closer look at the accepted and expired states in the comments.
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Rachelle Maryse
Ottawa, Canada
Multi-Disciplinary Designer / Artist
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Music ✦ Fashion ✦ Culture ✦ Nightlife
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Greening Initiative Project for the Embassy of Bern, Switzerland
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Remora in the Clouds | E-COMMERCE SHOP ☁️
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Sticker Bomb
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Jesse Parenteau
Ottawa, Canada
Full-Stack Design for Startups
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Full-Stack Design for Startups
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Wildfires.org
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RunSybil
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Segment
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Stainless
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Ingrid Tam
Ottawa, Canada
UI/Visual Designer for Games, Web & Apps
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Dawn of Fire
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Star Envoy
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Word Meets Tee
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Web and App Design
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Ashraf Khattab
Ottawa, Canada
Web & Product Designer for Growing Startups
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Formation | Partner with us
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Klipfolio Homepage (2024)
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Klipfolio Homepage (2023)
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Adrianna Hickey
Ottawa, Canada
Experienced Graphic Designer for Hire
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VISUAL DESIGN & BRAND IDENTITY
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TECH INDUSTRY DESIGN
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SMALL BUSINESS PORTFOLIO
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