Louise Miller
Graphic Design, Marketing, UX, etc.
Select Projects& Roles
(Press Coverage)
Kartell
Communications, press coverage, editorial placements,
partnership management.
I spearheaded major partnerships with Mattel and Missoni, including the Barbie 65th Anniversary and UNO x Kartell launches, as well as the Eleganza Missoni collection debut during Milan Fashion Week. These campaigns reimagined Philippe Starck's iconic pieces and were showcased at premier events like Milan Design Week and distributed through 400+ U.S. retail partners including Nordstrom and MoMA.
Additionally, I secured an exclusive design partnership with The Armory Show for two consecutive years, further cementing Kartell's presence in the contemporary art world.
This role allowed me to blend strategic marketing leadership with creative vision, building bridges between luxury design and cultural moments that resonated with diverse audiences.
Musée Magazine
Graphic design, web design, email engagment.
I directed data-driven audience campaigns to grow subscriber engagement and expand reach, working closely with web developers and data analysts to optimize newsletter backend systems and refine audience segmentation strategies.
Leading a cross-functional team of writers and curators, I designed scalable newsletter architectures that enhanced reader experience while reinforcing the magazine's editorial vision.
This role combined strategic thinking with creative collaboration, allowing me to bridge the gap between editorial content and digital infrastructure to build meaningful connections with readers.
Published Works
Iggy Pop’s Recipe for Optimism:
Death, Zombies, and Frank Sinatra.
Written for Document Journal Fall / Winter 2020
In Tyler Mitchell’s ‘black utopia,’
leisure and play are radical acts
Written for Document Journal Fall / Winter 2020
Knives: The U.K. post-punks
writing explosive diss tracks
Written for Alternative Press Winter 2024 Issue
Document Journal
Writing, fact-checking, graphic design, editing
My responsibilities included writing and editing articles, fact-checking content, and providing graphic design support to ensure visual and editorial cohesion. I conducted exclusive interviews with notable figures including photographer Tyler Mitchell, artist Frank Holiday, and musician Mavi Phoenix, translating these conversations into compelling editorial content.
This role allowed me to develop a versatile skill set spanning journalism, design, and cultural criticism while working at the intersection of contemporary art, fashion, and social consciousness.
The Girls Upstairs
Design, Branding, Social Media
I also created engaging content for their social media presence, designing TikToks and Instagram posts that helped build their brand and connect with fans. This multifaceted role allowed me to translate the band's sonic aesthetic into cohesive visual storytelling that supported both their digital presence and grassroots promotional efforts.
Orator Woodward Archive
UX, Creative Design
For the Orator Woodward Archive, I led a comprehensive redesign that transformed the digital experience of this historical photography collection. As UX and creative designer, I reimagined the entire site architecture and interface to create an accessible, intuitive platform that honored the archive's rich visual content while modernizing its presentation. Through careful research and strategic design thinking, I developed a user-centered navigation system and visual framework that made the collection more discoverable and engaging for researchers, collectors, and photography enthusiasts.
I integrated a fully functional e-commerce storefront for limited-edition print sales and implemented a newsletter signup system to keep audiences informed about new releases and archive updates. This end-to-end redesign encompassed information architecture, interface design, visual identity, and e-commerce integration, resulting in a cohesive digital platform that elevated the archive's presence and created new revenue streams while making Orator Woodward's valuable photographic legacy accessible to contemporary audiences.
Website UX Flow Projects
Mobile Responsive Layout Design
For ASP Jewelry, I designed a mobile responsive main page and produced
an accompanying video, creating a polished and cohesive entry point for the brand's digital presence.
ASP Jewelry
Casey Craig PR
For Casey Craig PR, I designed and developed a custom website that established a polished digital presence for the public relations firm. I conceptualized and executed the entire site architecture and layout using Wix, ensuring an intuitive user experience that reflected the brand's professional identity.
To create an engaging entry point, I produced an opening video using Adobe Premiere that set the tone for the site and immediately communicated the firm's creative approach.
This project encompassed the full design process from initial concept through final execution, resulting in a cohesive digital platform that effectively showcased the firm's services and elevated their brand positioning.
E-Commerce UX For Brooklyn Optics, I designed and developed a digital storefront to
showcase their prop catalog, creating an organized and browsable shopping experience that brought their collection online.
Brooklyn Optics
Master’s Thesis - Columbia University
Writer, interviewer, photographer
My master's project was a glimpse into various Gen-Z sober communities in New York City and how their interpersonal relationships impacted their lives. It was a 6,000 word thesis paired with 25 original photographs and received honors when submitted to Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism.
Out of the ten sober Gen-Z Americans living in New York City interviewed for this project, fifty percent mentioned a newfound desire to live as a reason for their sobriety. Nearly all of them have lost a best friend, a partner, a sibling or an acquaintance to an overdose; intentional or accidental.
Bachelor’s Thesis - Parson’s School of Design
Writer, interviewer, graphic designer
My undergraduate thesis was a self-published zine exploring the effects that media has on those who suffer from disordered eating. Specifically the experiences of women and non-binary poeple living within the United States. It features personal accounts from seven affected individuals, and interviews with experts including A Doctor of Nutritional Psychology and the Director of Support Services at the National Eating Disorder Association. It is currently on display at the New School’s Archives and Special Collection Library.
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