About
Designing with purpose and preparing every detail for production.
I'm Emily Clark, a versatile graphic designer specializing in environmental graphics, large-format displays, publications, branding, print, and production.
I enjoy turning complicated information and client needs into clear visual systems that look great and work in the real world.
Based in Utah | Designing Professionally since 2021 | Print, Display & Digital
How I work
01
Listen and clarify
I begin by understanding the goals, audience, content, specifications, and final application. Asking the right questions early helps establish a clear direction and prevent problems later.
02
Build the System
I organize the information and develop a cohesive visual direction that can work consistently across different formats, pieces, and environments.
03
Review and Refine
I evaluate the work for clarity, hierarchy, brand consistency, and practical use, incorporating feedback and resolving details before the design moves into production.
04
Prepare and Ready
I create production-ready artwork that accounts for dimensions, scale, bleeds, safe areas, resolution, color requirements, and vendor specifications.
More than a finished file
I work directly with clients to design solutions, review and refine supplied creative, coordinate specifications with vendors, and anticipate production limitations before they become problems. From initial concepts through revisions and final deliver, I keep the details organized so the finished piece looks great, functions as intended, and gets to where it needs to be.
“Making the simple complicated is commonplace. Making the complicated simple—awesomely simple—that’s creativity.”
— Charles Mingus
What I bring
• Environmental & large-format design
• Publication and editorial layout
• Brand systems and marketing materials
• Prepress and Production preparation
• Client Communication
• Project and workflow management
A little beyond the work
Outside of client projects, I'm always drawn to visual storytelling. Whether that's through photography, exploring museums and history, or diving into research-heavy creative problems. I love learning new things, finding inspiration in the world around me, and bringing that curiosity back into my work.
Let's Work Together
Have a project—or a role—I might be right for?
