Simple, clean design for an event. This was optimized for FaceBook’s event cover-photo dimensions.

When polled on Twitter what public relations means to me, I better demonstrated my idea by creating visual content to “drive” the point home.

Adding text to an image is a great way to get more information to your followers in an engaging way. If you are posting on Twitter, this is also a helpful way around that 140 character limit.

A “mini infographic” designed for a tech client while at Catapult PR-IR.

Images need not be complicated and time consuming to create. This image was created for a blog post explaining how Catapult PR-IR “does” its job so well at the annual DevOps Enterprise Summit (DOES).

This is one question in a series similar queries in a ticket giveaway contest intended to build buzz around the DevOps Enterprise Summit and expand its social media influence. Note, instructions on how to enter were included in all images and promotional posts.

This graphic was created in hopes of repurposing original, plain text into a visual item that’s more stimulating for a client of Catapult PR-IR, Electric Cloud.

Turing an inspirational quote into an image is a quick and easy way to add flair to any blog, social media or other online post. This one I whipped up quickly for one of my own blog posts.

Customers are humans, remember that and celebrate holidays with them! When it comes to spiritual/religious holidays, include them all or none of them for fairness.

This image was created for a sponsored post campaign on Twitter for CodeCraft School of Technology. Use color to make copy print and be sure to include a call to action (and link when possible) in the text of your post.

Meme’s are fun and a good way to engage using what’s already popular on the internet – just make sure they are appropriate for your audience and the general public as well.

Highlight what makes your brand awesome! This image was created in a series which listed the “10 Reasons CollabNet has been Listed by SD Times for 10 Years!” If I could go back, I would make sure to include CollabNet’s logo or name in this image, even though it would be shared via the company’s account.

Have some fun with it when you can. As this post was for my personal site, I could do whatever I pleased and that included showing some of my personality – ya’heard?

Make your message easy to understand from a glance. This client of Catapult PR-IR’s was an organizational health consultancy focused on the art of listening in the workplace.

Quote card for Instagram! It shouldn’t take more than five minutes to whip something like this up on canva.com or Buffer’s Pablo typography tool.