Communication Materials

Numerous projects have led me to work in a complementary manner on communication materials, supporting the outfitting of a venue for which I designed educational or recreational supports, or as an extension of work on the visual identity of an institution or company.

Context

When designing an orienteering course, a recreational trail, or an educational space, it is often necessary to create paper documents intended to accompany the public. Similarly, when creating a new visual identity for a public authority or company, it is often appropriate to design media materials that will help establish the institution’s new image with the public.

Intention

As an extension of my work on identity, which I develop through the design of installations, the documents I oversee or co-design have been conceived with a spirit of singularity (distinction), coherence with the client’s or project’s installations and/or visual identity, while always responding to a pursuit of effective communication.

Creation

Paper as a medium is a means of artistic expression that transcends its content. Form, folds, cutouts, assemblies, textures, etc., are all creative levers that contribute to the originality and quality of the product.

Symbolic Dimension

A communication document, however modest it may be, can become a vehicle for memory and connection. It crystallizes an identity, conveys an intention, and extends an experience lived in space. Beyond its informative function, it carries symbolic value: that of providing a tangible and sensory trace of a project or institution, which accompanies the public in their understanding and appropriation.

Year

2006-2025

Place

Miscellaneous

Materials

Miscellaneous

Partners

Miscellaneous

Set of leaflets created for the SYSTOM des Pyrénées, presenting all of its activities
A set of tourism promotional materials (flyers, booklets, leaflets) displayed on stands.
Cover of the tale "Sur les pas de l'oussaillé" (In the Footsteps of the Bear Handler), written as part of a heritage development project on the theme of the Pyrenean bear handlers, originally from the village of Ercé.
Activity booklet developed as an introduction to orienteering through a narrative journey inspired by Pyrenean mythology. The Orient'Guzet project was created for the Guzet ski resort in Ariège (Pyrenees).

Photo Credit: Llivia Schmitt and Alexandre Drabzak.

Graphic design: Yan Arexis and Sharzad Laugier.

Manual illustrations: Nathalie Nascimento and Florent Rivère.

"We called upon Mr. Drabzak for the creation of our visual identity guidelines. Thanks to his advisory skills and creativity, he modernized our visual identity by designing a logo, typeface, and communication materials aligned with our image. We particularly appreciated his availability, his attentiveness, the relevance of his proposals, and the modernity of the final result."

Pauline Lacroix

Director of SYSTOM Pyrénées.