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Téa Dumonceau

Portrait of Téa Dumonceau standing inside a gallery space, smiling toward the camera in front of a wall promoting the Kenneth Tam exhibition Silent Spikes.

Visual Communications

BDes · Class of 2026

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Curiosity shapes the way I design. I'm interested in ideas with history, personality, and purpose, and I enjoy the challenge of translating them into a story that invite people to slow down and look a little closer.

From editorial design and branding to exhibition marketing, I see every project as an opportunity to uncover what makes an idea worth remembering.

Mon_Frère In arms, together, carrying the weight of battles unseen yet never fought alone." Mon Frère (My Brother) is a painting about unspoken connections and unity. In medieval warfare, armor erased identity, making it impossible to tell friend from foe. Armor became the great equalizer. Beneath each metal shell was a person, united by fear, pain and survival. Though our battles have changed, this bond endures. We remain brothers in arms, carrying the same weight, in different battles, but never alone.
Ring Ring, Unemployment How it feels to be an artist applying for jobs in 2026. I was inspired by dicovering apps like indeed create fake job openeings steal data off the people who apply.
Shuvit Beer brand Shuvit Beer is a conceptual craft beer brand built for skaters, artists, musicians, and anyone who doesn't fit the bill for a regular beer drinker. Rejecting beige aesthetics, SHUVIT embraces a loud, messy and unapologetic visual language inspired by sticker-covered skateparks, basement concerts, and underground culture. SHUVIT was designed to feel rebellious, authentic, and community-driven, proving that branding can be just as much about attitude as it is about appearance.
Stripped down Who’s behind the body glitter? Stripped Down is an editorial magazine exploring the realities of exotic dancing through interviews, history, personal stories, and contemporary design. We wanted to challenge stereotypes through a feminist lens. Stripped Down gives space to voices that are often spoken about rather than listened to.

Téa Dumonceau's Work

Téa Dumonceau's Work Digital painting by Téa Dumonceau depicting a close-up medieval knight in dark reflective armour against a vivid red background.
Mon_Frère In arms, together, carrying the weight of battles unseen yet never fought alone." Mon Frère (My Brother) is a painting about unspoken connections and unity. In medieval warfare, armor erased identity, making it impossible to tell friend from foe. Armor became the great equalizer. Beneath each metal shell was a person, united by fear, pain and survival. Though our battles have changed, this bond endures. We remain brothers in arms, carrying the same weight, in different battles, but never alone.
Téa Dumonceau's Work Animated illustration by Téa Dumonceau featuring a bright pink flip phone with a dangling flower charm against a pale blue background.
Ring Ring, Unemployment How it feels to be an artist applying for jobs in 2026. I was inspired by dicovering apps like indeed create fake job openeings steal data off the people who apply.
Téa Dumonceau's Work Conceptual beer branding by Téa Dumonceau showing a tattooed hand holding a colourful Shuvit beer can against a vivid striped neon background.
Shuvit Beer brand Shuvit Beer is a conceptual craft beer brand built for skaters, artists, musicians, and anyone who doesn't fit the bill for a regular beer drinker. Rejecting beige aesthetics, SHUVIT embraces a loud, messy and unapologetic visual language inspired by sticker-covered skateparks, basement concerts, and underground culture. SHUVIT was designed to feel rebellious, authentic, and community-driven, proving that branding can be just as much about attitude as it is about appearance.
Téa Dumonceau's Work Editorial magazine design by Téa Dumonceau featuring pink, blue and black spreads with photography, bold typography and illustrated beauty and nightlife motifs.
Stripped down Who’s behind the body glitter? Stripped Down is an editorial magazine exploring the realities of exotic dancing through interviews, history, personal stories, and contemporary design. We wanted to challenge stereotypes through a feminist lens. Stripped Down gives space to voices that are often spoken about rather than listened to.

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