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Franck coz:
Art Director + Direction
Senior Designer
(DDD)
Data ><Design
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Once the system
is build, every creative
choice plugs into it.
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I build difference through data, design systems, sharp positioning, and emotional cues, crafting work that flows smoothly across digital, print, strategy, and instinct.
My approach blends accessibility, data, user behavior, brand clarity, and universal design with the mix of UX, motion, and personality that defines my craft.
I create dynamic design systems that adapt seamlessly across digital and analog aesthetics.
My approach goes beyond the traditional–I always prioritize accessibility and universal design. With deep experience in design thinking, UX, and illustration, I see the full picture, from the first pixel to the final product. Having worked across multiple countries with a wide range of clients, I bring a global perspective to every project.
With global experience as both a freelancer and agency designer — and a strong, proud eye for detail — I bring a curious well-traveled perspective to every project, from the first idea to the final launch. Head over to About me to know Franck Coz!
Current location:
59° 54' 45.8" N,
10° 44' 45.9" E.
Agency status:
Burson &
Franck Coz Studio
Social:
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Capabilities
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I draw on years shaped by people, agencies, cultures, and the kind of projects that spark real curiosity. My strategic edge comes from living deep inside PR and political-communication environments—where messaging isn’t just crafted, it’s engineered.
At the same time, my creative and production instincts kick in hard when it’s time to build, design, and deliver. From start-ups to established design studios—and even running my own agency back in the day—I bring a mix of experience that keeps my work sharp, adaptive, and unapologetically forward-thinking.
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I develop identities and brands through a blend of strategy and creativity that gives me a real edge. When I shape an idea, I’m already thinking about how it can be produced and what the realities of execution will bring–whether the goal is B2B precision or B2C impact.
With design as my backbone, I approach every brief through both a strategic and production-focused lens. I keep my eye locked on the deliverables, the core creative message, the visual harmony, the budget, and the full production landscape–so the final outcome isn’t just on-brand, it’s built to perform.
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When you see the world through a Motion Designer’s eyes, the whole design universe shifts. A simple shape isn’t just a shape anymore–it becomes a story. Move it from point A to point B, and suddenly the magic kicks in; the path it takes becomes the narrative.
That’s when even a basic element or infographic jumps from “Nice touch” to “Hold up–we’re building a whole universe out of this.”
And right there, the Art Director mindset snaps back into play, ready to scale the idea into something bigger, smarter, and fully alive.
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From managing and shaping a coffee-table book to feeling the weight and scent of fresh 100–150g pages–there’s something about that tactile moment that hits different.
On the digital side, producing a yearly report becomes an opportunity topush beyond the expected. Make it more engaging, more focused, more aligned with the concept. Turn it into a magazine-inspired experience, highlight the core messaging and visuals, and suddenly it connects with a wider audience in a sharper way. You know exactly where that energy comes from.
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I polish stories into living experiences — Deepdiving in to the concept and story, with detailed steps on each frame, colorgrading, sound, rhythm, and all the way to the final version, all dialed in to elevate content from “nice” to “I felt that! in me, Frank…”
Some
engagements
Take a look how data and creativity finds the same paths – and becomes a shape, font – or something… Yeah, that’s the beauty!
“We want to showcase our story through our 50 years of innovation. How can we make this as visual as possible without losing our innovation feel and brand core – while still ensuring it's usable across multiple platforms?”
Invo had long wished to improve its web user experience and its customer conversion to its products. So we took the challenge to redesign their website UX (logic) and uplift their GUI with their existing brand elements.
the
Illustration
Identity
We're keeping it simple – introducing clean elements that showcase Invo's various integrations. Why? Simplicity and object reference that resonates with its products. Simplicity cuts the noise and cranks up the clarity for a better CTA.
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the
Identity
Air Liquide Skagerak and Skagerak Energi wanted to merge their sister company into one unified company name and brand. We helped both companies reach their naming and branding goals with their new identity, with the help of our team @ Hill & Knowlton.
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the book
illustration
identity
The emblem of El Lagartijo honors this vigilant guardian—a tribute to the spirit that will continue protecting the agave long after each harvest.
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The
Charcter
re-branding
Regarding the intimate theme of the book, we recommended the author to aim for thick, imperfect inked lines in order to bring forward a more personal feeling.
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the
Tequila
Branding
Since I was a kid, even in primary school here in Oslo, I remember how Rusken made us aware of keeping Oslo clean and feeling pride in our city. That message stuck with me. So, when the big day came for me to rebrand Rusken, I was thrilled to take on the challenge and meet Team Rusken’s desired outcome, creating a whole universe and a character that can highlight its message with emotions.
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The
Branding
We want to showcase our story through our 50 years of innovation. How can we make this as visual as possible without losing our innovation feel and brand core – while still ensuring it's usable across multiple platforms?
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The
identity
Helsebesøket desired to aim – and resonate with the user's feelings, sense of care, and emotional needs. That warm motherly feeling that you can trust no matter what. How could we pinpoint this into a symbol and brand that could resonate with modernism, while keeping the roots in the traditional medical domain and welfare?
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