Brand Identity
Logos, visual identities, and guidelines that help everything feel like it belongs together. That might include business cards, packaging, signage, or apparel.
I design brand identities, publications, and campaigns. Much of my background is with architecture firms, helping teams turn complex ideas into something people can understand.
Logos, visual identities, and guidelines that help everything feel like it belongs together. That might include business cards, packaging, signage, or apparel.
Booklets, magazines, reports, and other documents with a lot to say. I organize the content, design the pages, and prepare the files for print.
Presentations, event materials, ads, and digital graphics. Whether it’s one piece or a whole set, I help keep the message consistent.
My name is Nicholas Clinton,
but most people call me Nick.
I studied at Central Connecticut State University and started my career at the New Britain Museum of American Art.
I went on to work with architecture firms in New Haven, designing publications, presentations, and marketing materials. That experience taught me how to work through complicated content, collaborate with different teams, and keep track of the details.
These days, I work independently from Milford. InDesign is where I spend a lot of my time, alongside Illustrator and Photoshop.
“I am one of the founders of our firm and am very particular about visual material, how a person organizes his or her work, and interacts with colleagues and clients. In all cases, Nick was superb.”
“Nicholas is an extremely talented graphic designer who combines a rigorous attention to the foundations of graphic layout with a creative drive to experiment.”
“When our firm undertook a website update using a specialized platform he had never worked with before, Nick dove in without hesitation… That kind of self-directed learning made a real difference on a challenging project.”
If you have a project in mind, I’d like to hear about it. And if you’re looking for someone to join your team, I’m open to that conversation too.