Guillaume Colombel

I started quite young to touch HTML/CSS code to make a website for an online video game I was a fan of. Later, I discovered Photoshop / After Effects and I loved making videos / montages on video games, which made me doubt because when I arrived at high-school I was told that I had to make a choice between the two. So I chose design, because I've always been self-taught to learn the code, but I've always used the code to make design and vice versa. The fun of development in my design, and the attention to detail in my development.

I did multiple internships in parallel with my studies in agencies, which allowed me to work with developers on the one hand, and Art Director on the other hand. I learned a lot from both sides, organizing myself better and especially my workflow. At the same time as my studies and my internship, I started freelancing and that's where I learned the most because I was the only one confronted with how to optimize all my tasks to be as efficient as possible, how to bounce back when there's a mistake etc...