🌱 Sustainability

I design + code this website to be lightweight and accessible. Each page generates ~ 0.04g - 0.12g of CO₂ per visit: below 90% of the web average! Servers run on sustainable energy.


🤹‍♀️ 100% human

full of human mistakes, not AI-generated


🛰️ GDPR

This website uses privacy-friendly analytics provided by Matomo: tracking is configured without 🍪, IP addresses are anonymized. The data collected is used solely for aggregated traffic analysis (number of visits, pages viewed...) in order to improve the website. No personal data is used to identify visitors across sessions. No data is shared with third parties.


💅 Legal Notice

Chloé Motard - Designer
based in Berlin, Germany
email: bonjour [at] chloemotard.fr


This website and its contents are subject to applicable copyright laws.


🖍️ Credits

Design + Code by Chloé Motard
Built with Kirby CMS
Hosting at ArchiveHost, France
Words in Manifont, Rambla, Roboto

Based in Berlin, and graduated with a Master in Design (HDK, 2016) I specialise in graphic design and illustration.

I work across Europe with a range of clients including tech start-ups, education and research institutions, and support projects and structures committed to social and environmental rights.

Get in touch: bonjour@chloemotard.fr
Instagram: @chloemotard_studio
LinkedIn: Chloé Motard

black and white autoportrait, drawing and drinking in a cup of coffee in front of a window

Studio Values

1∙ Local

We always favour collaborations with local actors. We rely on the strength of a strong local network, to support local employment, and to promote the skills and expertise of our communities.

2∙ Global

We are part of a global network of designers, and always keep an eye on what is being done around the world to initiate larger scale and multi-cultural collaborations.

3∙ Slow Webdesign

means building a site in a more sober way to have a smaller ecological footprint. By keeping websites and newsletters light, we ensure accessibility of the content by all, and a reduction of energy consumption for data hosting.

4∙ Inclusivity

Through our visual representations, we highlight a diversity of bodies and cultures and question individual situations. Through teaching we make sure each student has the opportunity to experience and develop their skills to the fullest.

5∙ Sorority

We choose to collaborate with, and highlight the work of contemporary women, whether they are typographers, illustrators or developers.

6∙ Accessibility

Digital accessibility means taking into account the physical and mental conditions of users and adapting platforms to their needs.

This studio is a member of the following associations:

Working Class Creatives Database

Working Class Creatives is an arts organisation that confronts class based issues within creative industries. We facilitate a space that puts working-class creatives at the forefront; A space for conversation, connections, and sharing of opportunities, skills, and knowledge.

David Graeber Institute

The David Graeber Institute (DGI) provides a platform for projects related to David Graeber’s legacy, developing his ideas and projects that will take on a life of their own, continuing and contributing to his work.

Design en Recherche

Design en Recherche formed in March 2013, is a network of PhD candidates and early-career researchers whose work focuses on emerging themes in the study and practice of design.

Designers Éthiques

Designers Éthiques is an association that explores digital design practices. We work towards empowering designers and digital professionals to create a digital world that is emancipatory, sustainable, and desirable.

Le Pôle Arts Visuels

The Pôle arts visuels Pays de la Loire is an association that brings together all stakeholders in the ecosystem (organisations, artists, freelancers, and staff working within institutions) in the region. Its activities are structured around key areas such as research and observation, individual and collective support, the development of cross-disciplinary working groups, coordination of professional pathways, information sharing, and the pooling and dissemination of resources.

Clients & Collaborators