Malena Guinet is a french-ecuadorian illustrator, graphic designer and art educator based in Germany. She studied Communication Design (BA) and currently completes her last year in Art Education (MA). Her work is located at the intersection of those areas as she values timeless and accessible design as much as impactful art education projects.
Handbuilt ceramics and animations (Since 2020)
Musique maestro! (Since 2020) Click! to listen to the playlist, while scrolling down this site.
Atelier Extra – Kreativ die Stadt erobern (2020) Together with Mariella Falke: conception, construction, implementation of an easy accessible mobile art studio for the public space, which aims to bring people together & create a space open for creativity & exchange. The results have been exhibited at Edel Extra. Logo and design by Malena. This project received a sponsorship from QuartierU1 and will continue in Summer 2021
Ashes & Diamonds Winery, Napa (2019) Editorial illustration
Voluntary work at Edel Extra (Since 2020) Communication, social media, design, curation, art education & general organisational tasks.
It's freezing in LA! (2020) Editorial illustration for issue 6. Click! to read a taster of the article written by Ibrahim Kombarji
Essbare Stadt (2019) Conception, design of two rotatable signboards for an urban gardening project. Construction by Urban Lab
Illustrated food (2018)
Mono Tee (2020) Packaging collaboration
Art tutorial videos (Since 2020) For several cultural institutions such as KinderKunstRaum and Museum für Konkrete Kunst
Art education workshops (Since 2019) For kids, families, school classes at KinderKunstRaum & international students at the Tandem-Projekt of the Friedrich-Alexander University. This artwork has been made by a kid during KinderKunstNacht, a sleep-over art night for kids between 8 & 10 years old
Kunstanschlag (2020) Billboard painting in the city center of Nuremberg about mental health aiming to raise awareness on the topic with powerful & fun graphics. Click! for more information about the entire project (German). This work has been featured on Curt Magazin (German)
Malena Guinet is a french-ecuadorian illustrator, graphic designer and art educator based in Germany. She studied Communication Design (BA) and currently completes her last year in Art Education (MA). Her work is located at the intersection of those areas as she values timeless and accessible design as much as impactful art education projects.
Handbuilt ceramics and animations (Since 2020)
Musique maestro! (Since 2020) Click! to listen to the playlist, while scrolling down this site.
Mono Tee (2020) Packaging collaboration
Illustrated food (2018)
Drink & Draw at Edel Extra (Since 2021) Social media animations, co-host of the weekly digital event
It's freezing in LA! (2020) Editorial illustration for issue 6. Click! to read a taster of the article written by Ibrahim Kombarji
Essbare Stadt (2019) Conception, design of two rotatable signboards for an urban gardening project. Construction by Urban Lab
Atelier Extra – Kreativ die Stadt erobern (2020) Together with Mariella Falke: conception, construction, implementation of an easy accessible mobile art studio for the public space, which aims to bring people together & create a space open for creativity & exchange. The results have been exhibited at Edel Extra. Logo and design by Malena. This project received a sponsorship from QuartierU1 and will continue in Summer 2021.
Ashes & Diamonds Winery, Napa (2019) Editorial illustration
Kunstanschlag (2020) Billboard painting in the city center of Nuremberg about mental health aiming to raise awareness on the topic with powerful & fun graphics. Click! for more information about the entire project (German). This work has been featured on Curt Magazin (German)
Art tutorial videos (Since 2020) For several cultural institutions such as KinderKunstRaum and Museum für Konkrete Kunst
Art education workshops (Since 2019) For kids, families, school classes at KinderKunstRaum & international students at the Tandem-Projekt of the Friedrich-Alexander University. This artwork has been made by a kid during KinderKunstNacht, a sleep-over art night for kids between 8 & 10 years old