Juliette Davis is a French-American graphic designer based in Bristol, working across print and digital media. Her practice is rooted in research, using systems, mapping, and editorial structures to examine how environments are organised and perceived. Her work often focuses on overlooked subjects, from natural landscapes to infrastructure, approached through a precise, observational lens.
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Juliette Davis & Will Vaughan. An observational publication tracing the meeting point of Dungeness, coastal infrastructure and microclimate through experimental type, image and layered composition. A3 folded to A4. Mixed paper stocks for added dimension. Series in progress.
12-page zine documenting Saudi Arabia's Neom "The Line" development, from its original 170km linear city concept to current scaled-back construction. Editorial design using layered halftone imagery, flyer-style graphics and typography on A3 recycled stock, folded format.
A photographic study of remote Dungeness. A3 folded format, printed in blue risograph. Made from site photographs, article extracts, short written observations and hidden ASCII inserts, with folded sections held through Japanese binding.
A study of land control through mapping systems, extraction logic, and territorial formats.
A typographic record of Paris in summer, structured as a catalogue of cultural moments.
Compact editorial publication tracing the Great Western Cattle Trail's history, routes, and cowboy legacy through research sketches, recovered maps, and visual narratives.
A clear, public facing print system designed to destigmatise bats in Bristol.
A longform publication mapping sequoias through history, myth, ecology, and protection.
A typographic response to Kendrick Lamar, using one song to reframe faith for younger audiences.
An educational web archive presenting lemur conservation through facts, stories, and updates.
