Art Direction

We curate 6 exhibitions per year and are available monthly or daily for events and space rentals. Email us for details at info@aisle1gallery.com Owned by Bryan Walsh and Jenn Carter. Jenn Carter is a marketing director and graphic designer. Bryan Walsh is an abstract expressionist painter and graphic designer. We are both available for freelance graphics work and commissioned artwork.

Interactive Creative / Art Director / Designer / Holga Mod enthusiast.

Street Cyclist and Owner/Creative Director of Clever. I ride my bike to work so I can get my creative cranked up.

Art Director. Six years of experience in making killer ideas. Looking for a good home.

I'm currently an art director at Schupp Company, looking to freelance. Experience ranges from print to web from image design to promotion strategy. I bring visual solutions that are en-tuned with both the brand's expectations and communication as well as relevant to the specific audience.

I'm a graphic and web designer based out of St. Louis, MO. I have over five years of experience working with with a wide range of clients including non-profits, small businesses and political campaigns. I am available for freelance work on a per project basis.

Senior Interactive Art Director at Infuz.

CD on a big brand at a big agency.

I work as a full time Graphic Artist, my life is design and I love what I do. I have ten plus years in the broadcast/motion graphics field. I believe that quality is the one article of the trade which cannot be compromised and this is clearly seen in my work. Specialties: Motion Design, 3D Animation, Videography Skills: 3D Studio Max, Cinema 4D, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Flash, Adobe InDesign

I'm an Art Director with a passion for Photography.

I've been PRACTICING design for, well, a while now. Some days you feel like you've got this design thing by the throat, and other days you feel completely clueless. Maybe that's one of the things that makes it interesting. Lately most of my inspiration has been coming from design fields outside of the communications industry. I find Architecture, Interior Design, and Industrial Design great creative fuel; FUNCTIONAL solutions influencing what I do on a daily basis and challenging me to make my solutions equally functional. That's what I mean by PRACTICING and hopefully evolving, so that, at some point, the "by the throat" days outpace the clueless ones. I'm presently an Associate Creative Director with Falk Harrison.

Creative Director specializing in cohesive multi-disciplinary brand experiences, with a primary focus on innovative non-traditional strategies, advertising, digital, retail and experiential marketing.

Art Director and purveyor of fine ideas.

Senior Usability Architect at Enterprise. Former agency front-end developer, art director and UX designer (at different times). Proud member of the Mizzou Mafia.

My name is Steph Terry. Besides laughing, design is one of my favorite things. I love what I do and I think it really shows in my work. I am a self-motivated and enthusiastic designer who has an increasing interest in working with and learning from others. I have done mostly print work, but I have some experience with the digital stuff. I'd love to learn more digital because it seems like we can't get away from it. I hope to continue to grow as a designer, further my skills and experience, while making friends along the way.

My name is Steven Darby. Only my relatives call me “Steven.” Everyone else calls me “Darby.” I introduce myself as “Darby,” because “Steven” tends to degenerate into “Steve,” or “Steve-o,” which are names better suited to someone other than myself. You can call me Darby, unless, of course, we are related. I try to focus on print work, but I am interested in designing for all sorts of media and applications. I know a little about a lot of things, and a lot about a few things. I think that is part of being a good designer. I do take my work very seriously, but I try my best not to be arrogant; a character trait which plagues my field.