Multimedia Designer Jackie Johnson, Design, Media & Architecture

I have recently been working in the Architecture field, developing a plethora of skills. I have an extensive design-based Master's of Architecture degree from The University of Michigan. My educational background has provided me with extensive experience with all aspects of design, including but not limited to, Design, Media, Arts, video, 3D imaging, modeling and animation, Adobe Suite, SketchUp, Urban Planning, programming, Architectural drafting and drawing, and many more. I am an avid learner who picks up on great ideas and approaches that others might leave unnoticed, allowing me to see a project through the client’s eyes, and envision an effective way to achieve results. My creatively-driven optimism gives me an excitement that drives unique visions of potential, and multiple solutions for success. I work great in both independently pursuing tasks and collaborating with a team. I work best when there is a lot on my plate and am always ready to get my creativity flowing and add more to my to-do list, keeping everything in motion at all times. I am a great planner, problem-solving, mapping out a road to success, or the end-goal of a project in a clear manner for multiple scenarios. Although to some this may seem overwhelming to some, a clear, concise direction and reasonable plan can cause everything to fall into place with ease.

Adobe After Effects, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Premiere, XD Google Certified Microsoft Office CSS, HTML5, Squarespace, WordPress Camtasia Procreate

Please see attached resume for a comprehensive work history, experience background, equipment lineup, websites and graphic design samples of my work.

As a graphic designer working for you, my desire is to grow, build and establish a rapport, that will produce rewarding results. Utilizing technical and creative solutions. ​I welcome all design work and I look forward to working with you! Graphic Designer · Freelance Graphic Designer · Graphic Web Designer · Print Designer