Adriana Parcero is a creative director and designer who works internationally to develop and manage brand identities across multiple media. She believes strongly in the potential for design and fashion to affect positive societal change.
Today, Adriana lives in London, where she works for Nokia as a Brand Strategist. Previously, she ran independent design and branding studios in Los Angeles and Mexico City, with clients including Ogilvy and Mather, Los Angeles’s Museum of Contemporary Art, and the United Nations. She has also taught as a professor at two prominent U.S. schools, the Art Center College of Design (Digital Media department) and the Art Institute of California (Interactive Media Design department).
Her portfolio has been featured in multiple publications, including The Design of Dissent by legendary graphic designer Milton Glaser, the Los Angeles Times, and websites including worldchanging.com and netdiver.com. It has also been included in exhibits, conferences and art collections in the United States, Mexico and Europe.
Adriana earned her MFA in Media Design from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, and a bachelor’s degree in graphic design from Iberoamericana University in Mexico City.