Louis Garella
Designer
In their own words
a constant back-and-forth between digital and print
a creative ratatouille
Articles & interviews
- The graphic trends you’ll want to bookmark for 2026
The article, written by Ellis Tree for It’s Nice That’s Forward Thinking series, explores five emerging graphic design trends for 2026. It highlights a growing return to analogue and imperfect aesthetics, such as photocopied textures, scanning, and collage, as designers push back against hyper-digital polish. Examples include Charlotte Rohde’s Oficía Mono campaign, How&How’s branding for Big Cartel, and Louis Garella’s logo for Sonata Electronica.
- The magic behind Louis Garella’s design process is “a constant back-and-forth between digital and print”
The article profiles French designer Louis Garella and his independent practice, Studio Garella. Known for blending digital and print processes, Garella’s work spans brand identities, editorial design, and motion projects that emphasize tactile, expressive qualities. His approach merges analogue techniques like collage and scanning with digital manipulation to create visually rich, research-driven outcomes.