SELECTED WORK · ATWOOD HERITAGE
From the social feed
to the trade show floor.
Social media content and marketing materials for Atwood Heritage—bringing the brand into the everyday places people discover, explore and shop its products.
THE BRAND IN EVERYDAY MOMENTS
Give the products
a place in the story.
A mix of rendered product imagery and photography-based posts for social media.
THE WORK BEHIND THE BRAND
Different formats.
One familiar brand.
A social post, a sell sheet and a trade show banner each have a different job to do.
My work for Atwood Heritage spans those different needs: creating content for social media, presenting product information in print and designing materials for events.
The approach is to give each piece a clear purpose while keeping the brand recognizable across formats.
Thoughtful marketing support for the places the business shows up.
SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT
Individual posts.
A connected collection.
Content that gives the products attention while building a consistent brand presence.
The work includes product-focused visuals, rendered imagery and posts using photography. Together, they provide different ways to introduce Atwood Heritage and share its products.
This September collection shows a broader view of the social content created for the brand.
PRINT & SALES MATERIALS
Something useful
to take away.
Printed pieces that bring the brand’s information into conversations with customers and business contacts.
Sell sheet
A branded sales piece designed to organize information into a format that can be shared and referred back to.
Postcard design
Front-and-back postcard design that brings the brand into a compact printed piece, giving people something to take with them.
EVENT & TRADE SHOW MATERIALS
Show up.
Look the part.
Larger-format designs that carry the brand into the spaces where people meet it in person.
Trade show banners
Banner designs that give Atwood Heritage a branded presence and support product conversations on the show floor.
Event poster
A dedicated piece for Picklefest, adapting the brand’s presentation to a specific event and its audience.
THE WORK, TOGETHER
The details add up
to a brand experience.
Social content, sales materials and event designs all contribute to how people get to know a business.
My work with Atwood Heritage brings those pieces together: creative support across multiple formats, with attention to the purpose of each piece and the brand behind it.
SOMEONE IN YOUR CORNER
A few moving pieces?
Let’s bring them together.
From your next social post to your next event, tell me where you could use a little support.