At Salesforce, I art directed a wide wide variety of brand work for projects, big and small, overseeing a creative team spread across four time zones.

When a very complex graphic on a very tight deadline (today) was requested for an important C-suite presentation, my fingers typed yes while my brain disagreed. My brain was wrong.

Illustrations from a library of work by artist Paul Rogers were adapted and expanded for use across multiple initiatives.

One of the most enjoyable projects was the annual Salesforce Adventure Club activity book – an all-ages collection of games, puzzles, and coloring pages for employees and their families. From concept to execution, it was pure joy.

An internal campaign focused on reminding and encouraging employees of their ethical obligations.

Interns and new graduates joining the company received welcome boxes full of swag with a greeting card.

On the less illustrative end of things, there was a fair amount of logo development work done for a number of internal programs utilizing a new brand expression.