The Debrief: The Federal Aviation Administration Visual Branding

The Mission:

As a lead Visual Communication Specialist for the FAA’s design team, I was tasked with managing branding assignments from concept to completion. The FAA employed a standard branding scope to guide the entire graphic design department. However, I took a few design liberties and created some of my favorite works.

Results:

Report Log: Contrary to common rumors about government service being tedious, operative discovered engagement at FAA to be highly dynamic. Classification: one of the most exciting and career-defining missions to date.

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The Debrief: The FAA Visual Branding

The FAA initiated a mission: develop a new, brand-friendly poster for their Wildlife Strike campaign. I didn’t stop at one concept — I deployed two. Both designs were cleared for action and distributed nationwide, raising awareness of the hidden dangers of wildlife strikes across the U.S.

The Debrief: The FAA Visual Branding

Through my FAA branding missions, I learned invaluable lessons about structure, precision, and standards. But the greatest discovery? Even inside the most rigid guidelines, design doesn’t have to feel confined — the mission is what you make it.

Applications:

Art Direction
+++++ 100%
Visual Branding
+++++ 100%
Web Design
++++ 95%
Typography
+++++ 95%
Adobe Suite
++++ 90%

Mission Complete:

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{ Yesterday }

After years of serving and protecting these brands, I learned design is a way of life. The design challenges I endured made me stronger, better and more creative. Branding with and for these talented creative teams changed my career. 

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{ Today }

Working directly with company leaders, individuals or administrators  is extremely exciting to me. There’s nothing like receiving timely feedback from the source.

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