Alexander Falconer is a visual designer and art director based in Philadelphia.

...is a multidisciplinary designer and visual artist based in Philadelphia.

design

BUILDING IDENTITIES,
CREATING EXPERIENCES,
TELLING          STORIES.

PLAY
SHOWREEL’23
services
branding & identity • graphic design • web design • ux/ui • motion design • Film editing • priNt • typography • data visualization • product development • DIGITAl art
Services: Branding & Identity, Graphics, Motion, Print, Layout, Typography, Video Editing, Web, UX / UI, Sound Design.
Through conceptual thinking, thoughtful strategy and a multi-disciplined skillset, Alex helps clients find, refine and reimagine their voices.
Services: Branding & Identity, Graphics, Motion, Print, Layout, Typography, Video Editing, Web, UX / UI, Sound Design, Music Production, Fine Art.

WORK

Metallica
72 Seasons (Visual Album)
Motion Design • Digital Art • Film Editing
turnout
Branding & Identity • Product Design • Graphic Design
Candy mountain film co.
small town: arkansas (Docuseries)
Branding & Identity • Product Design • Art Direction
funnybone Records
Art Direction • Graphic Design • Motion Design
PupClub
Branding & Identity • Web Design • Graphic Design

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