Hannah Palasinski
About Hannah Palasinski
Hannah Palasinski is a Color & Print Designer and Footwear Designer at TOMS in the Greater Los Angeles Area, with a background in graphic design and trend research.
Current Role at TOMS
Hannah Palasinski is currently a Color & Print Designer and Footwear Designer at TOMS in the Greater Los Angeles Area. In this role, she creates seasonal, trend-driven prints for all TOMS collections, including special make-ups (SMUs) and partner collaborations. She designs footwear using color and materializations specifically for the Tomorrows Collection and various partner collaborations. Her responsibilities include researching trends, establishing seasonal trend stories through mood boards, color palettes, and materials. She also creates detailed specification packages for overseas manufacturers and presents her designs at line reviews and sales meetings.
Professional Experience at Kids II
Hannah Palasinski worked at Kids II in Atlanta, GA as a Designer, Trend and Surface from 2016 to 2018. Before this, she served as a Junior Designer, Trend and Surface at the same company from 2014 to 2016. During her time at Kids II, she contributed to trend and surface design, focusing on the creation and development of various product designs. Her role involved identifying design trends and translating them into product offerings.
Graphic Designer Experience
Before joining Kids II, Hannah Palasinski held several graphic design roles. She worked as a Graphic Designer at Phase 3 Marketing & Communications from 2013 to 2014 in Atlanta, GA. Prior to that, she was a Graphic Designer & Marketing Assistant at Restaurant Partners from 2012 to 2013 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She also interned at The Gilmore Collection in Grand Rapids, MI, in 2012, gaining experience in graphic design.
Education at Kendall College of Art and Design
Hannah Palasinski studied Graphic Design at Kendall College of Art and Design in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She achieved a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) over a period of three years, from 2009 to 2012. During her time at Kendall College, she also worked as a Graphic Designer from 2010 to 2012, which helped her gain practical experience alongside her academic studies.