Welcome to Amy Warren Creative! I’m a freelance web and graphic designer of web sites, printed materials, and logos. Please browse my portfolio and contact me for a project estimate.
I provided quick turnaround for layout and typesetting of the directory and advertising portion of the American Frozen Food Institute’s 2010 conference program, which included more than 1,000 names and 50 ads.
I produced posters and PowerPoint graphics to promote the sermons and classes of the Richardson East Church of Christ. Here’s a sample:
I designed a few options for the American Frozen Food Institute’s membership folder. Here’s the winning design:
And a few other options I’d proposed (they didn’t make the cut, but I like them enough to show them here):
I was honored to be asked in 2008 and 2009 to serve as a judge for the Association for Communication Excellence Critique & Awards program. ACE develops professional skills of its members to extend knowledge about agriculture, natural resources and life and human sciences to people worldwide.
I judged print advertising, illustration, and logos created by designers around the world — from Iowa to the Philippines. Entries were judged against each other and against a general standard of excellence.
My work appeared on the front page of The Dallas Morning News in early 2009.
A story describing the overhaul of Interstate 635 (known as “LBJ”) featured the information graphic about managed lanes that I designed for the Texas Department of Transportation.
My original graphic was in this brochure for TxDOT. The newspaper modified the colors and ran it on the front page under the sub-headline “How managed toll lanes work.”
The national trade association American Frozen Food Institute asked me to design its 2009 conference materials, including a 72-page program, signage, and web site template.
In 2008, I worked with with ParentsClick Network, Inc., a privately held social network and digital media technology company based in San Francisco.
As a Senior Designer and Creative Director, I designed website prototypes for the company’s nationwide multi-site parenting network.
In August 2007, Lifetime TV announced its acquisition of ParentsClick. My work samples are confidential. Enjoy browsing ParentsClick Network’s popular flagship site, MothersClick.
The New LBJ is an expansion of Interstate 635 around Dallas, Texas, described as “the most regionally significant transportation improvement project in North Texas.”
I designed a visual package for the introduction of The New LBJ to Dallas-area residents, city councils, commercial land owners, and media.
The project was designed for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). I served as a design subcontractor for the communications team of the Texas Transportation Institute. With only a month before rollout, I assisted the team by designing a brochure, maps, PowerPoint backgrounds, and by art-directing design of the logo.
My role: Creative direction, design, layout
Others provided: Photography, design, writing, project management
See also the LBJ Mobility Project website.
This client had a web site, but needed a new logo and top banner for it. I designed the logo and top web banner (above) for Do-Over Clothing.com, a Houston-based company specializing in unique, waterproof babywear.
My role: logo design, graphic design
Others provided: web site design
