Freelance graphic design
Digital graphics and visual content that pull hundreds of likes per post, with impressions in the tens to hundreds of thousands. I work directly with clients to deliver designs that fit their brand across social platforms.

BUBBARD is the name I design under. Most of the work lives on social: player graphics and posters made to stop a scroll, plus logos and the occasional print job. Posts pull hundreds of likes, with impressions running from the tens of thousands into the hundreds of thousands. I work directly with the people I'm designing for, so the style bends to fit their brand.
The sports pieces are built in layers: a cut-out athlete, a textured or halftone background, big condensed type, and a stat block when the numbers are worth bragging about. They have to land at phone size in about a second, so the name and the hero image always win, while the small details reward a second look.
Print is a different muscle. As a graphic designer for ASU's Center for the Study of Race and Democracy, I laid out pages in the university's maroon and gold, including a Vietnam Veterans Memorial spread that turns a lot of history into a grid of stats and a simple timeline you can take in at a glance.

I also design marks and mascots, like the Banana logo: a gaming-style character with a shield, lightning, and chrome type. The goal with a mark like that is to read as a tiny avatar and still hold up big on a banner. Feel free to reach out if you need one!
