Graphic Designer
CurrentWall of Fame hired me to provide artwork for their production teams and vendors; but ultimately I work for its customers. I take ideas (or provided artwork) and go through an approval process until they’re happy. Display the art on products they’re interested in and then prepare the art for production. All orders are in different lifecycles. New ones convert to complete and around and around we go. All signage, trophies, awards, embroidery, digital, screenprint and promotional products are produced under the same standards and expectations. We have all the fine print where it needs to be shown which prevents anyone from being taken advantage of on all sides. The time provided to some artwork is a steal. I’ve been a graphic designer for many years and Wall of Fame delivers. It is fast-paced and detail-oriented. Always moving in and out of orders - all with different art, media and processes. The teams all work very hard together. Bosses run it like a well-oiled ship. So many pieces come together from starting as an idea in our customers heads. We get to be a part of a lot of organizations performing a lot of events; we’re there for a lot of coaches, students and athletes hitting a lot of games and tournaments. We enjoy working with businesses, schools, communities and governments in the tri-state area and beyond. It is our goal to ease the load of their busy lives and provide quick answers to questions. We adapt and learn from mistakes. We acquire new methods and equipment and adapt accordingly. We share the roles within and help each other. I appreciate the customers as well for allowing me to be a part of their lives and experiences. I am grateful to my boss for trusting me to show up every day and be better than I was yesterday. And the best part is that you never stop learning. This past quarter, I learned how to use a table saw to cut large pieces of metal for decals for signs. And, yeah, I’m also a loyal customer and haven’t been disappointed yet. 👩🏻💻