Valerie Trisnadi is an award-winning designer who cares about the whole picture ☼ and all the tiny decisions that make it feel right. ✎ᝰ Her work spans disciplines and has been recognized by Fast Company, Graphic Design USA, and AIGA Eye on Design.

About

Currently a Design Manager at Lime, Valerie works across brand, digital, motion, illustration, and art direction. She especially loves shaping the overall look and feel, then carrying it through: thinking about how color, typography, imagery, motion, and composition can all tell the same story.

Previously, she has worked with Wix and IKEA, and holds a BFA in Communication Design from Parsons School of Design in New York.


Outside of work, she loves R&B and hip-hop, retro sitcoms, long scooter rides around San Francisco, and hanging out with her cat, Casper. There’s usually a personal creative project happening somewhere in the background—lately, that means designing clothes.

Selected awards & recognition

Selected awards & recognition ✽

Annual Graphic Design USA Awards

2022


Website Design Award

2021

Interviewed & work featured


Annual Graphic Design USA Awards

2022


Email Design Award

2019

Interviewed & work featured


AIGA

2020

Opener designer for Paula Scher, March 2020, New York City. Event canceled due to pandemic.


2017


Work featured

2022

Work featured: 21 Best Nonprofit Websites That Truly Make a Difference


2022

Work featured: “The 30 Best Websites of 2022”


2019


Interviewed

2017


Work featured

Annual Graphic Design USA Awards

2022


Website Design Award

2021

Interviewed & work featured


Annual Graphic Design USA Awards

2022


Email Design Award

2019

Interviewed & work featured


AIGA

2020

Opener designer for Paula Scher, March 2020, New York City. Event canceled due to pandemic.


2017


Work featured

2022

Work featured: 21 Best Nonprofit Websites That Truly Make a Difference


2022

Work featured: “The 30 Best Websites of 2022”


2019


Interviewed

2017


Work featured

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