Liles Design

Introduction: I am humbled to say that I am doing what I love to do. My name is David Liles, and at age 15, I dreamed to be a shoe designer for Nike. Taking that declaration very earnestly, my supportive and wonderful parents bought me an Apple iMac G4, with the Adobe Creative Suite. With instruments now in hand, I investigated what it took in college to eventually be a professional athletic shoe designer, and found out that it needed a major in industrial design, as well as a minor in graphic design. Through working through both of those paths with passion, I soon observed that my real passion was in graphic design, and the rest is history. I received an International Academy of Design and Technology graphic design degree in Nashville, TN in 2006. Upon receiving my degree, I went back home to Jonesboro, AR to get a professional career. My work experience covers working in the marketing department for a global industrial firm as well as working at a marketing agency. I now have the pleasure as well as the great chance to be a freelance graphic designer. I relish how graphic design is a lot more than working at computer sketches, branding, brainstorming, client communication, and even the psychology of how marketing operates is what makes my work my passion! I am grateful everyday to my Lord Jesus that I have a wonderful and supportive wife, as well as a wonderful son. Oh, yeah, and I'm a huge UNC Tar Heel fan! Go Heels! "Create to Inspire" is my slogan because I'm not simply inspired to create; I'm more motivated by inspiring others, which can be either inspiring a client to help brand their firm and carry their message to their audience, inspire the community to believe in a product via branding, or even inspire other artists and graphic designers out there who might have an interest in my work. I've been inspired by a lot of other creative people out there who have assisted in getting me to arrive to where I am today. My website is listed below; be sure to check out my portfolio to view my most recent pieces of artwork. My contact page shows all the methods you can reach me; it includes my Facebook, email, and even my personal mobile phone number. Thank you once more for stopping by!