Designer/Art Director: Hillary Fisher
Name:
Hillary Fisher
Job Title:
former student, aspiring AD/DES
Where can people see your work?
hillaryfisher.info
Work Experience:
In college I worked as an interactive designer on campus and I just finished an interactive internship at BBDO ATL. I was also a copy editor in college so typos don’t get past me (for the most part). I have a Marketing degree from The University of Texas whereafter I’ve been taken classes at Creative Circus as a designer/art director.
Clients you’ve helped:
As a student I’ve helped many imaginary clients creating fake ads and fake brands. I would say they’re pleased with the work.
What do you think needs to happen for ATL to be respected on a worldwide creative level?
I think people should be more proactive about showcasing their work so the creative community as a whole can see how great the talent in ATL is. Oftentimes I’ve come across outdated sites or dead ends when I’m just looking for current work people have done.
Contact info:
hillaryfisher.info
facebook.com/hillary.fisher
twitter.com/hillaryfisher
hfisher85@gmail.com
512.923.4054
The Work:
Mark Weaver: Designer
Name: Mark Weaver
Job Title: Designer
Where can people see your work? www.markweaverart.com
Work Experience: Metaleap Design, Turner Sports Interactive
Clients you’ve helped: Paste Magazine, NASCAR, PGA, Georgia Music Hall of Fame, Stereogum
What do you think needs to happen for ATL to be respected on a worldwide creative level? When Ted Turner decides to fund an art installation of a 200 ft. vinyl toy next to the Varsity.
Contact info: hello@markweaverart.com 404 475 8454
The Work:
Designer: Andrew Parker
Name:
Andrew Parker
Job Title:
Interactive Designer / n00b illustrator
Where can people see your work?
Sig-7.net (portfolio site), TheWhigs.com, 500SongsForKids.org
Work Experience:
Metaleap Design, EO studios, One3, IQ Interactive (currently)
Clients you’ve helped:
No one too big! :) Songs For Kids Foundation, 100 Days Foundation, Bobby Yang, The Whigs, Atlanta Westside Church.
What do you think needs to happen for ATL to be respected on a worldwide creative level?
I think we need to take more risks and not worry about salaries! If you’re doing something that sets you on fire, people will always pay to see it.
Contact info:
andrew@sig-7.net
706-254-4782
The Work
Designer: Peter Karpick
Name:
Peter Karpick
Job Title:
Art director / illustrator
Where can people see your work?
www.trustzabo.com
Work Experience:
IQ Interactive, Trust Zabo, Shazamm, Blackfish Design
Clients you’ve helped:
Planet Magazine, Royal Carribean, National Geographic, Cox, ARKITIP, Universal Orlando, ESPN, Complex Magazine, MGM UK, IBM, Vans, Puma, X Games.
What do you think needs to happen for ATL to be respected on a worldwide creative level?
Atlanta just needs to keep up the work, There has been lots of great stuff happening lately. Coming from Providence, RI where there was a concentrated arts community has been a big change for me. Everything and everybody is so spread out in Atlanta - it’s hard to tell what’s going on here.
Contact info:
peter@trustzabo.com
The Work
