For some, ‘‘generous designer’’ is a very intriguing definition to describe oneself. Yet, I believe it represents very well how and why I do what I do. Because I truly believe that design can transform society from the ground-up, by focusing on beings instead of profit. Therefore, my goal is to use my skills to help people and communities around me to grow and flourish. I believe that commons and solidarity will empower humans to shift towards a more sustainable and desirable future. I envision each project as a collaboration, which means an opportunity to learn and grow together. As a designer, I like to question ‘‘buisness as usual’’. In practice, it implies to rethink how things are done in a traditional design journey. What about low-tech design? What about the use of colors in print? Is it possible to reuse materials to create new products with a unique touch? Can design be regenerative, or even ephemeral? Can we use open-source tools? As the design meme goes: Less is more (is it?).