tristanvan garsse

Brand Designer,
Web Developer

Brand Identities +
Functional Web Solutions

Verbeek Interieur

Verbeek Interieur is a local interior carpentry studio near Leuven, focused on custom interior work. I designed a brand identity that translates their craft into a sharp, usable mark, colour system, export set, and practical style guide.

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Van Dender

Van Dender is a Belgian chocolatier with a long-standing reputation for handmade pralines and chocolate. I refreshed the identity across the wordmark, packaging, signage, campaign layouts, and digital direction so the brand could feel more specific, recognisable, and premium.

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KU Leuven

For KU Leuven, I designed the visual identity and web-based data visualisations for a research project about artist archives and cultural heritage in Flanders. The work gave dense research material a clearer structure across the project mark, interface direction, report visuals, and network navigation.

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GAlA

GAlA is an organisation with a strong public-facing profile. I worked there as a communication designer across national campaigns, developing parts of the existing brand system while producing campaign visuals, ads, videos, templates, photography, and internal guidelines.

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Other work

+6 Years

I have built my design practice through years of regular practice, feedback, and production work.

4 Languages

French, Dutch, and English for clear communication. JavaScript, HTML and CSS for front-end development and automation.

5 Touchpoints

I design across web, social, email, print, and campaigns so messages stay consistent in real use.

Locally rooted

I understand Belgian audiences from lived experience. Brussels has been my home for 27 years.

I am most useful where brand judgement, visual systems, and practical front-end thinking need to meet. I like work that has to be clear in public, usable by a team, and strong enough to carry a real message.

The projects above show range, but they also point to the same habit: taking complex material and giving it a sharper form. If there might be a fit, send the role, the team context, and the part of the work that made you pause.