I solve problems through design

Kaitlin Archambault is a designer, creative director and communications strategist interested in the social impact of visual communications.

With experience in communications design, new media, and the nonprofit sector, in 2013 Kaitlin founded Incendiary Designs, a Brooklyn-based design & communications studio that has gone on to work with nonprofits, startups, and corporate clients on 5 continents. Kaitlin believes in a multimedia design process that is both iterative and forward-thinking. In 2015, she piloted Spark, a design education program for startups & nonprofits.

Before founding Incendiary, Kaitlin managed communications for The Futuro Media Group, producers of Latino USA on NPR and America By The Numbers on PBS (and went on to rebrand them both!) She holds a BFA in Illustration and a BA in Anthropology with honors from the University of Connecticut, as well as certificates in Building Restoration and Traditional Painting Techniques and Conservation Issues from the International Institute for Restoration and Preservation Studies in San Gemini, Italy. She is an actively exhibiting visual artist and has taught public art, screen-printing and zine-making workshops across the northeast. When not making or designing things, she enjoys hiking and powerlifting.