Since 1995 I have developed and refined my talents of illustration and graphic design. My career began as an artist for Carson-Dellosa Publishing, then moved to VF Corporation, where I became a lead artist for the Healthtex brand of children’s apparel. There I also had the opportunity to work on Lee kids and assisted with graphics for the Nike kids and adidas kids licenses. As an Advanced Artist at Kohl's I had the opportunity to work on their Jumping Beans, Sonoma, Disney and Star Wars brands. God has truly blessed my career with these great opportunities!
I specialize in apparel graphic design with experience in ticketing and hangtag design, logo design, promotional media and presentation media. I have had the opportunity to design for great brands such as Target, Kohl's, adidas, John Deere, Disney, Star Wars and Carhartt, as well as graphics for professional bands such as Thousand Foot Krutch, Building 429, Fireflight and Third Day.
What sets me apart from others is my strong Illustration skills and the ability to adapt to a multitude of art styles and looks. I pride myself in my creative work and strive to raise my own standards with each fresh design. I look forward to working with you to give your product the advantage it needs to elevate it above the competition.
Sincerely,
Philip Hepler
I specialize in apparel graphic design with experience in ticketing and hangtag design, logo design, promotional media and presentation media. I have had the opportunity to design for great brands such as Target, Kohl's, adidas, John Deere, Disney, Star Wars and Carhartt, as well as graphics for professional bands such as Thousand Foot Krutch, Building 429, Fireflight and Third Day.
What sets me apart from others is my strong Illustration skills and the ability to adapt to a multitude of art styles and looks. I pride myself in my creative work and strive to raise my own standards with each fresh design. I look forward to working with you to give your product the advantage it needs to elevate it above the competition.
Sincerely,
Philip Hepler