Jaime de Candole
Graphic Design Undergraduate
IED Istituto Europeo Di Design Barcelona
Specialisms: Creative Direction / Graphic Design / Marketing / Packaging
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Jaime de Candole
First Name: Jaime
Last Name: de Candole
Specialisms: Creative Direction / Graphic Design / Marketing / Packaging
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My Location: Barcelona, Spain
University / College: IED Istituto Europeo Di Design Barcelona
Course / Program Title: Graphic Design Undergraduate
About
I am a graphic designer specialising in brand design, packaging, and UI/UX, with a strong focus on concept development and research-led practice. I believe that the research and narrative behind each design is equally as important as how it looks.
Having lived and studied in Barcelona for the past four years, I bring an international perspective to everything I do. My approach is collaborative and human-centred — I care as much about the people I work with, and the audience the project speaks to, as I do about the design itself. I’m energised by creative environments, thrive in social, team-led settings, and am always looking for ways to learn, challenge ideas, and create work that feels both human and emotionally resonant.
Having lived and studied in Barcelona for the past four years, I bring an international perspective to everything I do. My approach is collaborative and human-centred — I care as much about the people I work with, and the audience the project speaks to, as I do about the design itself. I’m energised by creative environments, thrive in social, team-led settings, and am always looking for ways to learn, challenge ideas, and create work that feels both human and emotionally resonant.
What The trees told me
What the Trees Told Me is an eight-week experiment exploring how human well-being mirrors environmental health. Over four weeks in a remote woodland and four in a city centre, the designer repeated daily nature-based activities, such as barefoot walking and forest bathing, while collecting biometric and environmental data. The Forest of Fabric translates these fluctuations into a sensory installation that invites movement, reflection, and repetition.
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