Key players
Get to know graphic design in Philadelphia.
Greg Henry, Head Honcho & Graphics Guy
A self-proclaimed perfectionist, Greg has over 10 years experience in the advertising/marketing industry. He specializes in creating compelling concept-driven advertising, collateral pieces, high-impact web design and marketing communications materials. Greg began his career in Tampa and moved to Philadelphia in 2002. Over the years, Greg has worked with a variety of clients to produce award-winning creative, including the Her Sports Magazine, Comcast, Boston Culinary Group, Sussman Automotive and more. Claim to fame: Greg once sat next to Vanilla Ice in the food court at Philadelphia airport. He stared profusely, but did not have the courage (or desire) to say hello.
Yassya Sventskaia, People Person
Yassya moved to Philadelphia in 1997 and enrolled in the prestigious graphic design program at the Philadelphia University. Upon her graduation, she turned down numerous offers in the graphic design world to pursue her true passion in life, working with people. Yassya is a classically trained pianist as well as a dedicated personal trainer. Claim to fame: Yassya used to model on QVC, do runway on David's Bridal and has quite a knack for making the evening news.
Jon Pritzl, Design Guru
Jon began his career in Tampa, Florida before relocating to balmy Wisconsin. He has a passion for good, clean design and thinks CSS is the best thing since sliced bread. You can always count on Jon to bring a fresh perspective to each an every project he works on.
Katie Sweeney, Word Smith
As a teenager, Katie once drew a fireplace of interlocking bricks in a very recognizable shape and slapped the headline, “Absolut Warmth” at the bottom of the page. She thought this meant she was destined to become an artist, but since she didn’t quite care for drawing, she went off to college and majored in marketing. Then, at her first job marketing a financial magazine in New York, someone suggested she had what It takes to create ads. Almost 10 years later Katie has written ads for clients in the telecommunications, finance, fashion, retail, hospitality industries, and plenty more. The point is: you won’t get spelling errors (unless it’s in the name of your vodka brand), but you will get compelling copy that shows a clear understanding of your product or service.
09. Low overhead equals high value
08. We like 80’s music, not 80’s design
07. Think out of the box? What box?
06. We believe in the power of design
05. ROI is more important than EGO
04. Unique solutions to meet your needs
03. Build brands, boost sales, cha-ching!
02. You want to make a big splash
01. Everybody could use a little push