Conor Lumsden is a Senior Graphic Designer and Art Director with 14 years experience in Dublin, New York, and London. His work centres on bold, typographically rich design balancing strategy and craft across branding, editorial, and campaigns. It begins with the idea and is shaped with precision and craft.

Conor Lumsden

Conor Lumsden is a Senior Graphic Designer and Art Director with 14 years experience in Dublin, New York, and London. His work centres on bold, typographically rich design balancing strategy and craft across branding, editorial, and campaigns. It begins with the idea and is shaped with precision and craft.

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Conor Lumsden is a Senior Graphic Designer and Art Director
with 14 years experience in Dublin, New York, and London.
His work centres on bold, typographically rich design balancing
strategy and craft across branding, editorial, and campaigns.
It begins with the idea and is shaped with precision and craft.

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Experience Level

Work Experience

Senior Designer at Raissa Pardini Studio
January 1, 2024 - January 1, 2026
Senior Designer focusing on bold typographic design, branding, editorial, and campaigns for diverse clients; responsible for concept to craft and delivery.
Senior Designer at bigO Agency
January 1, 2017 - December 31, 2024
Senior Designer working on branding and campaigns across clients; contributed to design direction and craft.
Art Director at Louis Copeland & Sons
January 1, 2011 - December 31, 2012
Art Director for fashion brand Louis Copeland & Sons; led creative direction and visual identity.
Freelance Art Director & Designer at Freelance / Self-employed
January 1, 2011 - Present
Art director and designer delivering branding, editorial, and campaigns for clients; built a broad freelance practice since 2011.

Education

BA (Hons) Visual Communication at IADT, Dublin
January 1, 2007 - January 1, 2011

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Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment, Education, Government, Retail, Professional Services