Stephanie Harlow

Developed a strong foundation of drawing, design theory, art history and visual culture, in addition to learning skills in typography, digital imaging, branding, advertising, mobile design, web design and interactive design (UX/UI).

Studied 2D & 3D Design concepts through Painting, Sketching, Pen & Ink, Ceramics, Installations, Kinetic Sculpture, Print Making, Woodworking, Video Production & Editing, and Photography practices.

Responsible for managing all phases of creative development work from concept to completion. Oversees the creation of art, photo, copy, and layout for creative projects. Being a Creative Manager implements policies and standards that reinforce the organization's branding strategy and quality goals. (100% Remote)

Design and proof original graphics for screen printing on a variety of merchandise, including t-shirts, hats, and bags. Create additional branded materials including social media advertisements, glassware, vehicle wraps, and packaging design.

Daily engagements with medical professionals with regards to credentialing, sensitive personal information, and referencing State regulated databases. Our team works together to find solutions to clients’ needs quickly and effectively while providing superior customer service to individuals in the Healthcare industry. Other responsibilities include consistent monitoring of multiple messaging platforms, sorting through large data files and reconciling hidden errors, as well as prioritizing tasks and managing time to meet strict deadlines for mandatory state license renewal requirements.

Photographed, edited, and coordinated weddings and portrait photoshoots in a meaningful, creative way. Utilized design and compositional skills while balancing color and fostering a fun environment for clients. Gained experience in Adobe Lightroom and became proficient in file management and organization.

Followed strict guidelines for merchandise display criteria while integrating personal taste and maintaining a current database for all items "merched" in and out of inventory. Attention to detail was imperative to achieve desired aesthetic on the sales floor.