Graphic Design Collection

Field Day Flier

I created this flyer with InDesign for the 2022 Cotton Sustainability Field Day. It was shared on our Extension social media channels and the Division calendar for event marketing.

Yes, that's a lot of logos. It took several iterations for all clients to be content with logo placement!

Earth Day Graphic

This fun Earth Day graphic was created with Canva Pro. I used a photo from our collection (credit: Mike Hamilton, Irrigation Instructor) on cotton irrigation and paired it with a free stock graphic from Canva. I like the contrast of the text and how the green and blue colors of the images work to promote nature and sustainability!

This collection features some of the professional compositions that I have created as the Technical and Social Media Writer with the University of Arkansas System, Division of Ag.

For more samples, see my Social Media Writing collection.

Field Watch Graphic

This composition was created both for a blog post header and social media to promote FieldWatch programs in partnership with the University of Arkansas System, Division of Agriculture.

See the blog post for more information on these agricultural management tools.

"What's that bug?" Blog Series Graphic

The new Agriculture and Natural Resources blog is gaining traction, and we recently debuted this new blog series. This graphic serves as the blog header and was used to promote content on Extension social media channels.

Learn more about this cool creature in this blog post.

We have since created a feed for this blog series to showcase the monthly posts.

National Ag Day

While agriculture should be celebrated every day, it is a must on National Ag Day! I created this graphic with Canva Pro to celebrate Arkansas agriculture. It was shared on our social channels including the Division Twitter and Extension Facebook.

Arkansas Native Bees

I used Canva to make this graphic to promote a Division press release and bring attention to research being conducted on the health impact of residual herbicides on Arkansas wild bees.

This graphic was shared on the Arkansas Extension social media channels with a link back to the article.