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As you can tell from my work, I am a graphic designer, illustrator, and typographer. A lot of my work is inspired by cultures around the world. Living in India for four months as a teenager was the catalyst to my obsession on all the myriad of ways people live their lives. I love bringing in warm colors and textures into my work, and creating custom type/lettering is a must (or at least play with an existing typeface).
I teach graphic design, lettering & typography, and visual communication theory courses at Dallas Baptist University — going on six years! I love teaching the next generation of designers and have a heart for young designers coming into this professional field.
I'd say I'm an energetic introvert; black is my favorite color, red-orange second; organization is how I breath; and I love food. My husband and I love the outdoors (nature is the best way I relieve stress and reset the creative gears). I have two black cats. And, lastly —but most importantly — Jesus is my reason for living.
Articles
Canvas Rebel, 2023
Discussing meaningful projects, lessons learned and unlearned, and what's rewarding about being a graphic designer.
Discussing meaningful projects, lessons learned and unlearned, and what's rewarding about being a graphic designer.
Bold Journey, 2023
Discussing confidence and self-esteem, what it takes to be successful as a creative, and should you lean into your strengths without working on your weaknesses.
Discussing confidence and self-esteem, what it takes to be successful as a creative, and should you lean into your strengths without working on your weaknesses.
Awards
DSVC Dallas 55th Show, Bronze (2024)
GDUSA, In-House Design (2024)
GDUSA, In-House Design (2024)
Podcast Episodes
Special Q&A About Brandi Sea's Creative Process with Amber Andersson
Myths & Misconceptions About Finding (Or Using) Your “Style” As A Designer (Pt. 1)
Myths & Misconceptions About Finding (Or Using) Your “Style” As A Designer (Pt. 2)
The Designers Guide to Comparison, Confidence, and Contentment (Pt. 1)
The Designers Guide to Comparison, Confidence, and Contentment (Pt. 2)
Myths & Misconceptions About Finding (Or Using) Your “Style” As A Designer (Pt. 1)
Myths & Misconceptions About Finding (Or Using) Your “Style” As A Designer (Pt. 2)
The Designers Guide to Comparison, Confidence, and Contentment (Pt. 1)
The Designers Guide to Comparison, Confidence, and Contentment (Pt. 2)