A set of social media graphics and web banners were created for U.S. News to thank healthcare workers for their heroic COVID-19 response. The campaign was launched in conjunction with the release of the 2020-21 Best Hospitals.
A few months into the COVID-19 pandemic, UVMC launched a social media campaign to #SpreadFactsNotCOVID19. The Liska team partnered with the network to establish the look and feel of static and animated content that was shared to Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
A PowerPoint screen template was set up to help internal communications update their own content and move forward with minimal involvement from the design team. Images were selected to support the various screen needs, and fonts were set up to complement the external brand standards.
The weekly internal newsletter underwent a refresh that I assisted in. I worked with another designer as well as the internal communications team to work through an entirely new layout that allowed us to feature more articles and have more of an emphasis on imagery. Thumbnail images were standardized early on, and the rest of the article features required regular additional image selections.
William Blair’s 2018 Thanksgiving card went through several concepts that ranged from vector art to photography to a focus on typography. The final card was sent to all 1,400+ employees worldwide.
A high-touch, high-level brochure created with the Human Resources department to assist new mothers with their return from maternity leave.
Growth Stock Conference is annually the highest attended conference that William Blair hosts. For the first year at a new venue, the marketing team decided to go all out with the design. I developed the conference art and carried it out through all of the conference collateral including agendas, one pagers, and catwalk clings.
After several iterations of the JPM Corporate Challenge tees, the team opted to wear a fun, colorful option that used the Gestalt principle of closure. In order to brand the shirts in connection to the newly debuted Mission, Vision, and Values, I designed the winning option using the secondary color palette, “Blair bars,” and the “Vision” tagline.
Because why buy a card when you can design one?
Drawing inspiration from Pokémon’s iconic ‘Poké Balls’ and featuring an 8-bit gaming motif, this Valentine’s Day card captures an essence of adventure and nostalgia.
Bringing the Fallout universe to life, this greeting card features a stylized version of Vault Boy and a playful message inspired by the game's character attributes and perk system (S.P.E.C.I.A.L.).
Infused with the quirky charm of BMO from Adventure Time, this card is designed to encourage and inspire. It features BMO’s signature style and a heartfelt quote.
Channeling the whimsy of Toy Story, this Valentine's Day card features a Little Green Man and one of their iconic movie lines.
