CORPORATE GRAPHICS

This collection showcases a range of design work created during my time working in the corporate sector. The projects span across print and digital platforms, including advertisements, blog thumbnails, product graphics, and marketing materials.

Working across three distinct brands, I developed a strong understanding of how to maintain design consistency while adapting to different visual identities and audiences. Each brand carried its own voice, aesthetic, and set of guidelines, requiring thoughtful decision-making and attention to detail in every piece.

The work primarily focused on products within the hair systems industry, including adhesives and specialty tapes. Through this experience, I strengthened my ability to design within established systems, collaborate across teams, and create effective visuals that support both marketing goals and brand integrity.

Black and white photo of a woman getting her hair styled at a salon, with text promoting Walker Tape hair replacement products.
Advertisement for Walker Tape products, featuring a bottle of lace release and a roll of lace front tape, with the text "The benefits of using products seasonally".
A pink poster with tips for using Perfecting Spray for synthetic hair. The poster has a spray bottle positioned in the center. Tips include spraying on dry synthetic wefts, spraying with Perfecting Spray and letting sit, brushing through until absorb
Walker Tape advertisement with various tape and adhesive products on the left, and a large green Monstera leaf on the right, against a white wood background, with the text 'Achieve the Best Bond'.
Cover of an article titled 'What to look for in everyday shampoo for tape-in extensions' with a black background and red pattern behind.
Advertisement for Walker Tape and Beautify offering free shipping with code 22FREESHIP, promoting online orders at walkertapeco.com.
A person applying a fresh hair tape to the top of a man's head to give him a new, clean look at a salon.
A promotional poster showcasing hypoallergenic tapes from Walker Tape and Beautify Tape brands. It lists various tape types with descriptions, including Walker Tapes such as 1522 Clear, Walker Signature Sensi-Tak Select, No-Shine, and Pro-Flex II, an
Tips for installing one-off custom extension sizes, including talking with clients, using tape rolls for flexibility, and adjusting wefts if needed, with a thumbnail of hair extension tape rolls.
A chart titled 'Our Slitting Methods' compares three methods: Bologna, Crush-Cut, and Razor. Bologna uses advanced machines and cuts tape quickly; Crush-cut uses a blade for higher volume; Razor uses a razor blade for clean cuts. The company logo 'Wa
Infographic titled "Walker Tape: 5 Steps to the Best Bond" listing steps for hair bonding with blue highlights for each step. The steps include consultation, patch test, clean surfaces, scalp protector, and install. In the lower right corner, there a
Promotional poster for Walker Tape's multi-purpose tape series, highlighting features such as viscoelasticity, high adhesion, stress dissipation, and heat compensation, with benefits like saving money and better performance.
Instructions on how to perform a skin patch test using Walker Tape, including steps to place the tape on a sensitive skin area, cover it with a bandage, and check for reactions after 24 hours.
Instructions on how to retape hair extensions, with bottles of hair adhesive products on a pink background.
Advertisement for Walker Tape, showing a roll of sports tape with a peach color. The tape is displayed on a white surface with a marble background, with some tape strips on adhesive backing. Text indicates the product is gentle, with great results, a
Packaging design for Tesa brand kitchen appliance tapes, featuring the Walker Tape and Tesa logos, with a gray grid pattern background.