A woman with shoulder-length wavy blonde hair, smiling, leaning against a wooden wall in a well-lit room, wearing a white button-up shirt, black pants, and jewelry.

Hi, I’m Taylor Gautreaux!

(Pronounced go-tr-o-h)

I’m a creative professional based in North Eastern Louisiana, with a focus on human-centric design, fine art, photography, and illustration. My creative journey started early—sketching, painting, and teaching myself Photoshop—before expanding into photography, graphic design, and technology. With degrees in both art and cyber technology, plus experience designing and developing web applications, I bring together artistry and problem-solving to create meaningful, modern work.

When I’m not designing or behind a camera, you’ll usually find me with a good book, spending time with my family, or experimenting in the kitchen.

Stay inspired,
Tay

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Why I Create / My Approach

Creativity has always been at the center of who I am. I believe design and art should do more than look good—they should connect people, solve problems, and tell meaningful stories. My approach blends curiosity with craft, combining human-centric design, visual storytelling, and technical skill to create work that feels both thoughtful and impactful.

Summary of Skills

  • UI/UX Design – wireframes, prototypes, design systems, and digital product experiences

  • Graphic Design – branding, print, and digital collateral

  • Surface Pattern Design – textiles, repeat patterns, and product mockups

  • Photography – fine art, portraits, and commissioned shoots

  • Art & Illustration – hand-drawn and digital artwork

  • Technology Background – experience in web application design and development

Fun Facts About me

  • My favorite food is anything PASTA! I love alfredo, spaghetti, chicken tortellini, ravioli, and Chinese dumplings.

  • I am Enneagram 4 Wing 6 and INTJ.

  • I can list every President ever in the USA in order.

  • I love nature walks and exploring!

  • I love gardening! Flower beds are my happy place.

Woman sitting on a bed using a stylus on a tablet with a floral design.

Form follows Function

I believe form should always follow function—whether through design, illustration, photography, or UX—creating work that is not only beautiful, but purposeful, human, and impactful.