“Creativity is my way of being and design is my language.”
I am Manon, a creative from France. With over 5 years of experience in graphic Design and Art Direction, I founded Maui Studio 3 years ago. With a deep passion for art, travel, surf, photography and wellness, I am a Frenchie with unconditional love for the environment that surrounds us. Mother Nature is my muse.
The idea of starting my own studio was born from the principle of dedicating my skills to creative entrepreneurs while I was exploring Australia. The studio is now based in Byron Bay, a land that feels like a home away from home with seascapes and wild perfumes.
My approach to design is playful, feminine, sensitive and honest. I work across a wide range of creative disciplines from branding, print, digital design, photography, web design, art direction, and social media management. Always with love, because there’s no other way.
If you want to work with me, please get in touch.
hellomauicreative@gmail.com
mauistudio.com.au
@mauicreativestudio
Maui Studio
Maui Studio was born in France and has followed me on my journey to Australia. The idea of starting my own studio was born from the principle of dedicating my skills and creativity to local brands with ethical values and authentic stories. Maui Studio offers a full creative service with a big focus on Brand Identity and Art Direction.
They worked with me —
Sunday Supply, The Spell, Melissa Hoareau, Align App, Addition Studio, Jungle&Co, Sesame Coffee, Fleurs de Fée, Little Maskell, Superposition Lyon.
Nature, My World
I found myself deeply inspired by Mother Nature. Travelling across the globe was the most beautiful adventure, giving me new perspectives to understand people and the time to reconnect with Earth. From stranded shells to wildflowers, I’ve always marvelled at small things, looking at them as the biggest inspiration in the surroundings. Most of the stories I wanna talk about are captured under the sunlight, where wild spirits can break free from conventional and run the world, barefoot.
