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Alexandra Alexa
Senior Digital Designer at Valsea
Alexandra Alexa, a former copywriter turned passionate graphic designer, is a visual thrill seeker, coffee evangelist, and dachshund lover with a keen eye for detail and a strong belief in the power of graphic design as a business and educational tool.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Public Relations and a Masters in Media Production from Universitatea „Babeș-Bolyai” din Cluj-Napoca, showcasing her strong educational background in related fields.
Having worked in various organizations like The World Bank, Greentube Pro, Spinola Gaming, Beam, GVC Group, Ladbrokes Coral Group, and more, Alexandra has gained extensive experience in graphic design, digital design, brand identity design, and content creation.
Her professional journey includes roles as a Graphic Design Consultant, Digital Designer, Senior Digital Designer, Brand Identity Designer, and Copywriter among others, highlighting her diverse skill set and adaptability in different work environments.
Throughout her career, Alexandra has demonstrated a passion for colors, typefaces, and visual storytelling, emphasizing the importance of strong visual messages that reflect cultural and social realities.
With a background in PR, editing, content creation, and social media management, Alexandra brings a unique blend of creativity and strategic thinking to her design projects, making her a versatile and well-rounded professional.
Alexandra's expertise lies in research, concept development, style exploration, and creating visually appealing designs that not only serve business objectives but also convey educational and societal messages effectively.
An avid seeker of visual feasts and a perfectionist when it comes to design details, Alexandra Alexa is a creative force to be reckoned with, constantly pushing boundaries in the world of graphic design.
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“I found that last year’s hardships changed many creatives’ relationship with their work and their sense of self” Kati Krause
At this time of year, we should reflect on the historical shallowness of some of our most profound seasonal pleasures. Advertising gives us a place to do that, with its appeal to magic and desire, and the clues it contains about the origins of our habits.
