Brigette Indelicato

Brigette Indelicato is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Graphic Design at Moore College of Art & Design, where she is also an alumna, having graduated in 2010. She brings real-world expertise from her successful career as a freelance graphic designer in the board game industry, integrating professional insights into her teaching practice.

Her research and creative interests span Graphic Design, Game Design, Visual Storytelling, Package Design, Exhibit Design, Branding, and Interactive Print Design. She fosters a classroom environment that encourages creative experimentation and connects students with industry professionals through guest lectures and field trips, particularly leveraging her experience at the Franklin Institute and in game publishing.

Brigette's professional work highlights a strong trend in combining narrative creativity with functional design, especially in tabletop games. Her recent creation and publication of the storytelling card game The Plot Thickens exemplify her innovative approach to visual and interactive media.

She has been influenced by designer Kelli Anderson and her high school graphic design teacher, who guided her toward Moore College. Brigette also emphasizes the importance of creative freedom and client-focused design in her pedagogy.

Brigette advises students through hands-on, project-based learning and integrates real-world applications in courses such as 3D Applications, focusing on package and exhibit design. She connects her students with industry networks, enhancing their career readiness.

She is actively involved in creative teams related to board game development and design, particularly through her freelance work and collaborations with publishers and designers in the gaming community.