I am a creative and ambitious professional with extensive experience in handling high-level brands across various industries including food, fashion, casinos, and insurance. Currently, I am looking to embark on a new professional adventure where I can contribute significantly to a company's growth and vision as a Graphic Designer. With my extensive knowledge in design software and my collaborative approach, I am confident in my ability to make a substantial impact.…

Eric Nanni

I am a creative and ambitious professional with extensive experience in handling high-level brands across various industries including food, fashion, casinos, and insurance. Currently, I am looking to embark on a new professional adventure where I can contribute significantly to a company's growth and vision as a Graphic Designer. With my extensive knowledge in design software and my collaborative approach, I am confident in my ability to make a substantial impact.…

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I am a creative and ambitious professional with extensive experience in handling high-level brands across various industries including food, fashion, casinos, and insurance. Currently, I am looking to embark on a new professional adventure where I can contribute significantly to a company’s growth and vision as a Graphic Designer. With my extensive knowledge in design software and my collaborative approach, I am confident in my ability to make a substantial impact.

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Language

English
Fluent
French
Advanced

Work Experience

Founder & Creative Director at GOODIIDESIGN WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
January 1, 2012 - Present
Developed and designed interactive game demos for the casino industry; managed projects from concept to online publication and print; brand conceptualization and logo design; designed, developed, and printed weekly publications; website development, design, and layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management; online advertising and design.
Creative Director - Brand Marketing & Design at TOLERANT FOODS (MXO, GOODIIDESIGN CLIENT)
January 1, 2014 - December 31, 2017
Conceptual brand design, dieline preparation and print management; online ad publication designer; brand exploration and design for TolerantFoods.com; website development design and layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management.
Creative Director - Website Build / Developer at DARRICA GROUP WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (FOUNDER)
January 1, 2005 - December 31, 2011
Conceptual interactive ad designer & manager for Yahoo! USA; online ad publication designer; brand exploration & design; eCommerce/website development design and layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management.
Creative Director - Brand Marketing & Design at Tolerant Foods
January 1, 2014 - January 1, 2017
Conceptual brand design, dieline preparation & print management; online ad publication designer; brand exploration and design for tolerantfoods.com; website development design & layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management.
Creative Director - Website Build Developer at DARRICA GROUP WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
January 1, 2005 - January 1, 2011
Conceptual Interactive Ad designer & manager for Yahoo! USA; online ad publication designer; brand exploration & design; eCommerce/Website development design & layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management.
Founder & Creative Director at DARRICA GROUP WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
January 1, 2005 - December 31, 2011
Conceptual Interactive Ad designer & manager for Yahoo! USA; online ad publication designer; brand exploration & design; eCommerce / Website development design & layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management.
Website Build Developer / Founder at DARRICA GROUP WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (FOUNDER)
January 1, 2005 - December 31, 2011
Conceptual interactive ad design and management for Yahoo! USA; online ad publication design; brand exploration and design; eCommerce/website development design and layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management.
Founder & Creative Director - Website Build & Developer at DARRICA GROUP WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
January 1, 2005 - December 31, 2011
Conceptual interactive ad designer and manager for Yahoo! USA; online ad publication design; brand exploration and design; eCommerce/website development design and layout; managed printer expectations; client and project management.
Creative Director at GOODIIDESIGN WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (FOUNDER)
January 1, 2012 - Present
Founder and Creative Director leading brand concept development, interactive game demos for the casino industry, managing projects from concept to publication and print, website development, layout, and client management. Oversaw online advertising design and overall project delivery.
Creative Director - Website Build & Development at DARRICA GROUP WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (FOUNDER)
January 1, 2005 - January 1, 2011
Conceptual interactive ad designer/manager for Yahoo! USA; online ad publication designer; brand exploration and design; ecommerce/website development design and layout; client and project management.
Creative Director at GOODIIDESIGN
January 1, 2012 - Present
Founded this web design and development agency, leading creative direction, project management, branding, and interactive design for various clients across industries including the casino sector.
Creative Director at TOLERANT FOODS
January 1, 2014 - January 1, 2017
Worked as the lead in brand marketing and design, focusing on visual identity, online advertising, and web development while managing client relationships and print expectations.
Creative Director at DARRICA GROUP
January 1, 2005 - January 1, 2011
Founded the web design and development agency, where I conceptualized and managed interactive ads, eCommerce sites, and client projects, driving brand identity in a competitive landscape.

Education

BA CDI (Career Development Institute) Programmer, Analyst & Graphic Design at Career Development Institute
January 1, 1990 - December 31, 1993
BA CDI (Career Development Institute) at CDI (Career Development Institute)
January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1993
BA CDI (Career Development Institute) Programmer, Analyst & Graphic Design at 416 Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest, Suite #700, Montreal, QC H3A 1L2
January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1993
BA CDI (Career Development Institute) Programmer, Analyst & Graphic Design at Career Development Institute
January 1, 1990 - December 31, 1993
BA at Career Development Institute (CDI)
January 1, 1990 - December 31, 1993
BA CDI (Career Development Institute) at Career Development Institute
January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1993
Bachelor's degree at Career Development Institute
January 1, 1990 - January 1, 1993

Qualifications

Programmer Analyst /Adobe Creative Suite - CDI College
September 11, 1991 - May 30, 1994
Graduate, college diploma

Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment, Professional Services, Software & Internet, Gaming, Retail, Education, Consumer Goods
    uniE621 Various WebSite Design Projects.
    Various WebSite Design Projects. graphicdesigner illustrator webdesigner branding designer…
    uniE621 Tolerant Foods - Gume Pops healthy children food snack
    The development of Organic Red Lentil Gume Pops™ by LensCulinaris® follows a structured, research‑driven workflow combining nutritional formulation, character‑based branding, packaging engineering, and multi‑platform marketing. Created for a children’s audience, the process begins with defining a visual and nutritional identity that balances playful appeal with the brand’s commitment to clean, organic, allergen‑free ingredients. At the center of Gume Pops™ is LensCulinaris®’s philosophy of plant‑based nutrition built around organic red lentils. These lentils supply natural protein, fiber, and essential micronutrients, forming the product’s nutritional foundation. From the earliest formulation stage, the goal is to create a snack that is fun, flavorful, and genuinely nutritious, supporting the brand promise of high‑protein, all‑natural, allergen‑free snacking for kids. In parallel, the brand identity is shaped around Gume, an original alien mascot designed to spark imagination and emotional connection. Gume’s rounded forms, expressive features, and vibrant accents create strong shelf presence. The character is developed as a modular asset system, with hero art for front‑of‑pack visibility and simplified poses for side panels, back‑panel storytelling, and digital use, ensuring consistency across all touchpoints. A structured color system reinforces recognition and product differentiation. Bold hues—electric teal, cosmic purple, solar yellow—maximize visibility, while softer neutrals support the organic message. Functional color coding highlights nutritional callouts and allergen‑free icons, and all colors undergo print‑accuracy testing across substrates. The packaging engineering phase includes custom die lines for a retail box and a travel‑cup style carton. Each layout defines hero zones, nutritional panels, ingredient lists, and storytelling areas. Bleed, trim, and safe‑area specifications follow printer requirements, and prototypes are tested for durability and stacking performance. Once approved, artwork enters print‑ready preparation. Files convert to CMYK, spot colors are assigned to key elements, and trapping and knockout rules ensure crisp reproduction. Raster graphics are optimized to 300 DPI, vector elements remain scalable, and regulatory text follows CFIA standards. During prepress, digital and physical proofs, ink‑density checks, and substrate tests confirm accuracy. Final print‑ready PDFs include embedded fonts and standardized naming. To support launch, LensCulinaris® produces a full suite of digital and marketing assets, extending the Gume character universe across web, retail, and promotional environments for a cohesive, playful, nutrition‑focused brand experience.…
    uniE621 Lens Culinaris - Milk Rich Food Cereal
    *Production Process for Milk Rich® by LensCulinaris® The creation of Milk Rich® by LensCulinaris® follows a carefully structured process rooted in pure food science, nutritional integrity, and a commitment to organic, non‑GMO ingredients. The goal is to produce a breakfast cereal formula that enriches breast milk quality while supporting maternal and infant health. As the document states, Milk Rich® is *“loaded with organic coconut providing extra beneficial medium chain triglycerides… along with chia and Brazil nuts rich in omega fatty acid”*. This foundation shapes every stage of production. The process begins with ingredient sourcing, where only certified organic, non‑GMO components are selected. LensCulinaris® uses red lentil flakes and whole red lentils as the base, chosen for their naturally high prebiotic fiber content. These fibers help promote healthy gut bacteria and support the formation of short‑chain fatty acids, which *“have many beneficial effects in the human body, including reducing inflammation”*. Additional ingredients—chia seeds, Brazil nuts, and the Super Verry Berry® mix—are sourced from trusted organic suppliers to ensure purity and nutrient density. Next, the ingredients undergo nutritional formulation, where the blend is calibrated to deliver optimal macronutrients and micronutrients. The formula is designed to be naturally gluten‑free, soy‑free, grain‑free, dairy‑free, and fructose‑free, aligning with the product’s promise of *“100% organic and non‑GMO – no additives”*. The proprietary spice blend—cinnamon, camu‑camu, turmeric, fenugreek, and ginger—adds anti‑inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, supporting maternal wellness and breast milk quality. Once the formulation is finalized, the ingredients move into small‑batch blending, ensuring even distribution of lentils, seeds, berries, and functional spices. This step preserves the integrity of each component while maintaining consistent flavor and texture. No artificial flavors, enhancers, or corn‑based by‑products are added, reflecting the brand’s commitment to *“100% natural”* and *“no additives”*. The blended mixture is then gently processed and packaged into 306g units, with six units per master case. Packaging specifications—*“box height 8 inches… width 10 inches… depth 6 inches”*—ensure product protection and shelf stability for up to *“2 years”*. All packaging materials support the product’s organic, vegan, and kosher certifications. Finally, each batch undergoes quality assurance, verifying nutritional values such as 8.946g of protein, 12.2g of dietary fiber, and significant micronutrient contributions including folate, magnesium, and selenium per serving. These values reflect the product’s purpose: to provide a nutrient‑dense, low‑glycemic, prebiotic‑rich cereal that supports breastfeeding mothers and their infants.…
    paper Tolerant Foods Montreal Quebec

    January 20, 2026

    Eric Nanni
    Brand Designer • Packaging Designer • Digital & Print Creative Specialist
    Scotstown, QC •https://www.twine.net/signin • https://www.twine.net/signin

    Brand & Packaging Design Experience
    Brand Designer & Creative Lead — Tolerant Foods Ltd.
    Lentil Based Pasta Products
    Mandate: Develop and execute the complete visual identity, packaging system, and marketing assets for a health focused food brand entering the retail market.
    Key Contributions & Achievements
    Brand Identity Development
    • Designed the full brand style system, including color palettes, typography, iconography, and visual language tailored to a health conscious, plant based consumer audience.
    • Established a cohesive brand personality emphasizing simplicity, nutrition, and modern appeal.
    • Created brand guidelines to ensure consistency across packaging, digital media, and promotional materials.
    Packaging & Label Design
    • Designed product labels for lentil based pasta SKUs, ensuring regulatory compliance, nutritional clarity, and strong shelf presence.
    • Developed packaging layouts optimized for print production, color accuracy, and retail visibility.
    • Collaborated with production teams and printers to ensure accurate color reproduction and material selection.
    Marketing & Advertising Materials
    • Produced a full suite of marketing collateral, including product sheets, sell sheets, trade show materials, and promotional graphics.
    • Designed advertising assets for print and digital campaigns, aligning visuals with brand messaging and target demographics.
    • Created web banners, social media graphics, and digital ad units for online promotions and retailer partnerships.
    Website & Digital Presence
    • Designed the brand website layout, including homepage structure, product pages, color use, typography, and visual hierarchy.
    • Developed web ready assets, icons, and imagery to support a clean, modern, and health focused digital experience.
    • Ensured brand consistency across all digital touchpoints, from desktop to mobile.
    Creative Direction & Collaboration
    • Worked closely with marketing, product development, and leadership teams to refine brand positioning and visual strategy.
    • Provided creative direction for photography, ingredient imagery, and lifestyle visuals used across packaging and digital media.
    • Ensured all creative output aligned with the company’s mission, values, and consumer promise.

    Core Skills
    • Brand Identity Design
    • Packaging & Label Design
    • Color Systems & Typography
    • Digital & Print Marketing Materials
    • Website Layout & UI Asset Creation
    • Advertising Design (Print + Digital)
    • Creative Direction
    • Production & Pre Press Coordination
    • Cross Team Collaboration

    uniE621 Van Wrap/Decals for Wired UP
    Van Decal / Vehicle Wrap Process Creating a professional vehicle decal or full wrap is a multi‑stage process that blends design, engineering, print production, and skilled installation. It begins with a discovery phase where the design team gathers all essential information: the vehicle’s make, model, and year; high‑quality photos of each side; accurate measurements; and any brand assets such as logos, color palettes, fonts, and messaging. This ensures the final design fits the vehicle’s exact proportions and reflects the client’s identity. Once the foundational information is collected, the designer loads a precise vehicle template. These templates—sourced from specialized libraries—include detailed outlines of the van’s body panels, doors, windows, wheel wells, and curves. Working within these templates prevents distortion and ensures that artwork aligns correctly across seams and contours. The creative phase begins with concept development. Designers explore layout options that balance visual impact with readability. This may include bold color blocking, large imagery, service icons, and clear messaging that can be read from a distance. For a tech‑focused wrap like the one shown, this often involves integrating dynamic graphics, product visuals, and a strong central character or focal point to capture attention on the road. After the concept is approved, the artwork moves into production. Designers prepare high‑resolution, print‑ready files in CMYK color mode, ensuring all vector elements are crisp and all images meet the required DPI for large‑format printing. Bleed is added around every panel, and the artwork is carefully adjusted to compensate for the vehicle’s curves and recesses. Each section of the wrap is separated into individual panels for printing. The printing stage uses professional large‑format printers and premium vinyl materials such as 3M, Avery Dennison, or Oracal. These films are durable, UV‑resistant, and designed to conform to complex surfaces. Once printed, the vinyl is laminated with a protective layer—gloss, matte, or satin—to guard against weather, scratches, and fading. Before installation, the printed panels are trimmed and labeled. The vehicle undergoes a meticulous cleaning process, including washing, degreasing, and removing any wax or contaminants. Installers may remove mirrors, handles, or trim pieces to achieve a seamless finish. Installation is a skilled craft. Using heat guns, squeegees, and knifeless tape, installers apply each vinyl panel, stretching and shaping it around curves, edges, and recesses. Precision is essential to avoid bubbles, wrinkles, or misalignment. After application, the wrap is post‑heated to lock the vinyl into place and ensure long‑term adhesion. The process concludes with a final inspection, edge sealing, and delivery of care instructions. The result is a durable, high‑impact mobile advertisement that communicates the brand clearly and professionally.…