Bill Maass Email and Phone Number

Clients include:- Bexley Seabury- Baird & Warner- Edgar Miller Legacy- Emerton- Find & Form- FWD Partners- GoodSports!- Humble Hues- LG Electronics- Oxford Analytica- Rogerson Communities- SMFA at Tufts- SFJAZZ- Story+Structure- TargetCancer Foundation- Volcano Corporation

At Humble Hues I worked with a team of creatives on a wide range of creative projects for non-profit organizations. Specifically, I worked to develop brand strategy, logos, brand guidelines, marketing materials, advertisements, messaging platforms, copywriting, responsive HTML emails, and websites.

As the sole in-house graphic designer at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, I was required to work on numerous projects simultaneously and typically under tight deadlines. I was responsible for managing brand standards and developing print and digital collateral to serve the various needs of departments within the school. The majority of the work was centered around the activities of the Admissions and Development (fundraising) departments. From formal invitations, to HTML emails, to Google Adwords campaigns, nothing was really off limits.

Through SMFA's Continuing Education Department, I taught a summer class on online portfolio development. Over the course of 7 weeks, we covered a range of relevant topics including, researching and comparing website building services, best practices in web design, basic HTML and CSS, troubleshooting technical bugs, purchasing and managing a domain name, and portfolio curation. By the end of the course, each student had a live online portfolio website.

Working under principal/creative director Jon Lopkin, I gained experience developing branding, brochures, web graphics, and other digital and printed materials. Additionally, I was involved in direct communications with clients, such as project intake exercises, pitches, final deliverables presentations.

At SMFA, I designed advertisements, website graphics, invitations, posters, and other design projects, for both public and private events. I also participated in focus groups and brainstorming sessions to develop marketing and branding strategies.

At YES.OUI.SI. (YOS) I worked as a member of a large team of creative individuals. Together we collaborated to curate art shows and musical performances. In my time at YOS, I also worked on branding, marketing, web, and numerous other design projects.