Client Work
Graphic Design
Animation
Brand Identity
During my time at TalentEgg-CharityVillage, I had the opportunity to work with some major brands and honestly, they were some of the most valuable (and fun) creative opportunities of my career. Working with established brand identities and making something that feels completely true to that brand just feels good.
TD came to us needing web ads hosted on the CharityVillage site. I was handed their brand kit and got to work, fast. It was a tight turnaround, so I needed to adapt and adhere to their guidelines asap. The goal was simple: make something that nobody would look at twice before assuming TD made it themselves. It was a joy when they had no notes, and were happy with the finished product.
PayPal Giving Fund was a longer partnership, which meant really living inside their brand for a while. There's something that feels almost agency-like about that, being handed someone else's identity and making it buzz across different formats and touchpoints. Every asset had to feel like them, not like me, and I loved that challenge, espeically in a longer partnership.
Chick-fil-A was another long-standing client of TE, which meant I got to touch a lot: ad assets, social media graphics, and more. Working with a brand that iconic repeatedly taught me something important: the best work doesn't scream the designer, it whispers the brand. Every time I opened that brand kit, the goal was the same, make something that feels true to who they are.
The list goes on. MTB, Atkins-Realis, Milwaukee Tool, the Ontario Mining Association, Fidelity Investments and more all came through the door at various points. Each one a different industry, a different audience, a different visual language. Whether it's a heavy industry or high finance, the approach stays the same: understand the brand, respect their identity, and deliver something they're proud to put their name on.
At the end of the day, this kind of work is what energizes me. Getting reps with real brands, real deadlines, and real expectations taught me how to move quickly without cutting corners, to make work that holds up. I'm proud of the opportunity to work with iconic and respected brands, and the best part? I'm only getting started.
