Aurelie Benais
Independent creative director providing branding and art direction for hospitality, real estate, food and entertainment brands
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Aurelie Benais
Aurelie Benais provides branding, art direction and cross-channel campaign services, including identity systems, packaging, digital design and print.
She works with brands in hospitality, real estate, entertainment, travel and food and beverage, helping launch or reposition brands and develop marketing campaigns. She is currently freelancing and is based in London.
Aurelie Benais Limited was founded in 2019 and is registered in the United Kingdom. Her prior work includes projects for clients in the UK, US, Hong Kong and other markets.
Product: Freelance branding, art direction and cross-channel campaign services.
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