INSPIRING GFX DESIGN
CATERPILLAR
This collection features select examples of Dan’s graphic design work for Caterpillar. While not all-encompassing, it showcases sanitized images from various projects, as many original pieces contained confidential information that cannot be shared. Dan created each design in its entirety, using a range of tools including Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Cinema 4D, among others. In addition to design work, he has extensive expertise in developing high-impact presentations in collaboration with C-suite and executive leaders—crafting visuals and messaging that communicate their story in a compelling and strategically aligned way. Due to confidentiality, these presentation materials cannot be shared publicly. These examples demonstrate his ability to deliver visually powerful, brand-aligned creative across formats and platforms.
THE RESURRECTION PROJECT
This collection highlights select graphic design work Dan created for The Resurrection Project.
While not all-encompassing, these examples represent a range of designs that have been featured on several regional and national broadcasts, including Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.
In this role, Dan developed and deployed several brands spanning realty, the service industry, and multiple social enterprises—building complete visual identities from concept to execution. He completed each piece in its entirety, using tools such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Cinema 4D, among others. These works reflect my ability to deliver visually impactful, mission-driven creative that resonates with diverse audiences.
Stadium /120 sports
This collection showcases select graphic design work I created for Stadium (formerly 120 Sports). While not all-encompassing, these examples represent designs featured in Sports Illustrated, SB Nation, Bleacher Report, various MLB outfield walls, and amplified by athletes including Tom Brady, Andrew Luck, Blake Griffin, Doc Rivers, Antonio Brown, and several other major professional sports figures as well as many sports media personalities including Adam Schefter and Shams Charania.
I played a central role in the complete rebrand from 120 Sports to Stadium—personally designing the new logo, developing the full visual identity, and creating supporting brand assets. My work, spanning both static and motion graphic design, garnered millions of views across social media platforms and gained significant exposure through digital, broadcast, and print outlets. I executed each piece from concept to completion, utilizing tools such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects, and Cinema 4D. These works reflect my ability to produce visually striking, high-performance creative that resonates with sports audiences worldwide.
