Clementine Mitchell is the Head of Foundation at City & Guilds of London Art School. She leads the programme, supporting students’ creative development and critical thinking. With a strong background in design practice and education, she is committed to inclusive approaches to work and learning, a focus that has been present throughout her career.
Clementine holds a BA Honours in Graphic Design from Central Saint Martins and a PGCE from the University of East London.
Her design and illustration practice encompasses identity, print, exhibitions, and digital media, with clients including Channel 4, The Langham London and Imperial College Business School. Before establishing her own practice, Clementine worked at creative agencies, with a focus on projects and clients that promote social innovation and community engagement, including The Young Foundation and the NHS. Clementine’s work has featured in Grafik magazine and received recognition from Awwwards, Memcom, and for its commitment to sustainability through the Nonino Risit d’Aur prize.
Her academic leadership is informed by her role as Course Leader at Ravensbourne University London, where she contributed to curriculum development for many years. She is an external moderator for OCN London and has taught at Central Saint Martins and Somerset House. Alongside her role at the Art School, she volunteers at a primary school and leads community workshops to improve access to the arts for young people.
