Farah Allegue is a Barcelona-based illustrator, pattern maker, and creative director working across Barcelona, Montreal, and Tunisia. Her practice spans surface pattern design, illustration, brand communication, and stage design, with a client roster across Europe and North America. She also serves as art director at @jigo.atelier.

Allegue's work is characterised by bold outlines and a vivid colour palette with strong floral tendencies. The portfolio features all-over repeat compositions combining dense floral motifs with lively linework - energetic but structured. The overall aesthetic is colourful and celebratory, described by the designer as "colorful and joyful."

Illustration and colour theory are her declared primary skills. Her role as art director at @jigo.atelier indicates experience in creative direction alongside pattern-making. She lists communication as a further professional skill, consistent with her multi-sector client base.

Her client base covers advertising and communication (Cartier, Mural Festival, Goethe Institut Tunis, Piknik Elektronik MTL, Hivos), fashion and lifestyle brands (Doc Cotton, Inkbox, Bosky, Daniele Henkel, Le Cartel clothing, Oshlag, Outline MTL), book publishing (Hachette jeunesse, Éditions XYZ, KO Éditions, Les Éditions La Souris Qui Raconte), and editorial (Urbania). She has also worked in stage design. Available for commissions worldwide.

Allegue operates across Barcelona, Montreal, and Tunisia, building an international freelance practice. She holds the role of art director at @jigo.atelier alongside her independent illustration and pattern work. Her Instagram bio identifies her as illustrator, pattern maker, and creative director.

Floral-tendency repeat patterns with bold outlines and vivid, joyful colour. The portfolio features dense all-over compositions rather than tossed or geometric arrangements. Work spans pattern design and illustrative commissions across print, branding, editorial, and stage contexts.