Dennis Maney is a Senior Graphic Designer at Penn State College of Health and Human Development. He possess expertise in visual display, layout, logo design, typography, graphic design and 37 more skills. He is proficient in Irish (Gaegile). Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure of working with Dennis throughout my career at Penn State. Not only does he have a great eye for conception, he ensures that he works with colleagues to get to the heart of what it is you are looking for. He is attentive to detail, and brings ideas to life no matter the task. His professionalism, creativity and expertise would make him an excellent asset to any team. " and "Dennis Maney is a true artist. His talent and abilities turn ideas into wonderful, engaging products, whether that is developing a logo, creating brand imaging, or conceptualizing a magazine or brochure. I am always pleased with his designs because they clearly communicate the message. Moreover, they are pleasing to the eye. His taste in colors, typefaces, and layout create clean, effective, and enjoyable designs. His methods are thoughtful and disciplined. He offers clients multiple looks, and he is able to work iteratively on a project, ensuring input and feedback are a part of the process, which allows the client to have a sense of ownership of the final product. Dennis also helps guide his clients through the process with good communication and excellent time management. He understands deadlines and works efficiently to meet or beat them. When projects come in with a quick turnaround time, Dennis is able to manage projects with grace. His excellent command of design software allows him to fluidly maneuver through the design process with ease. In addition, Dennis is a professional who is easy to speak to and a pleasure to work with. His attitude is positive, and his designs are polished and meaningful. Finally, Dennis is an excellent colleague. He is quick to educate you on software or offer a hand in web management. I would recommend Dennis Maney as a designer to anyone."