Southern Miss Social Media Graphics

It's a busy time down in Hattiesburg, and one of the ways they have been getting the message out about all that is happening in athletics is through some of the above social media graphics. I've been creating these graphics for the past few weeks to help promote a variety of athletic events on their Facebook and Twitter pages.

I love that these graphics give a little life to the regular social media post. The addition of the players make them human and connect the fans to the student-athletes. The graphics also allow me to get creative with the display of the game day information, adjusting the line height so that it just runs together. I feel that helps draw the eye to that information and the coloration then helps create a hierarchy. If you check the Southern Miss social media pages frequently, you'll be sure to catch a few more pieces of my work on there.

A Hat-centric Personal Facebook Cover Image

I'm definitely a hat guy. I've loved them probably as long as I've loved sports. Because of that, I have always gotten a hats not just from the teams I root for, but from each team I've worked with so far in my sports design career as well. These hats help show the story of my design career in a very neat way that your standard resume or written biography just can't accomplish. They add personality, color, and life to the journey I've been on.

Because of all of that, I decided to create the above image as a cover photo for myself. The hats tell my story so far, and the message below them shows that my drive is only getting started. I can't wait to see what other hats get added down the road.

Smokies Social Media Porch Special Graphic

The Smokies are currently running a special on their Facebook and Twitter pages showcasing a new promotion for the Social Media Porch. Fans can get tickets on the Magnolia Porch for Memorial Day for only $15. It's an awesome promotion for those that follow the team on both of these social media outlets.

In creating this graphic, I liked the idea of the title echoing the perspective in the view from the seats in the background. A little happy accident in Photoshop created the cool black-on-red, developing photo look. I thought it worked perfectly with our color scheme so I ran with it. Hopefully we have a great turnout to kick off the unofficial start of summer!