Emma Noelle deRochemont (END) is a third-year student pursuing a BFA in Graphic Design and a Minor in Art History at the University of Florida. She dedicates much of her craft to studying what promotes people to consume, focusing on marketing to establish branding, product packaging, and advertisements. Here, she applies skills such as motion graphics and 3D modeling to make images come to life. 

Emma currently serves as a Layout Designer for Rowdy Magazine. She collaborates closely with other designers to arrange text, illustration, and photography to shape a cohesive visual narrative in line with the magazine’s editorial vision and identity. Additionally, she works as a Content Manager for il Paesano, an Italian market and restaurant local to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Her duties include service as an in-house photographer, photo and video editor, and social media head, curating advertising content on all fronts. 

As a Graphic Designer for the Agency at UF, a Gen-Z focused strategic communications firm redefining the world of advertising and public relations, Emma will bring thoughtful visual direction to a wide range of client projects. Having experience translating complex ideas into clear, compelling design solutions, she is excited to work across brand development, layout, and digital content. With a focus on creativity, consistency, and detail, Emma helps shape work that feels both strategic and visually engaging, important assets to the collaborative, fast-paced environment that defines the Agency.

In her spare time, Emma enjoys curling up with a good blanket, dessert, and film. She once binged all seven Tinker Bell movies in a single evening while on a childhood nostalgia kick.