Carrie has over ten years of experience creating beautiful design.
She has been featured on the National Public Radio (NPR) program “All Things
Considered” for her 2004 Get Out the Vote poster design. Her 2008 Get Out the
Vote poster design for AIGA's Design for Democracy initiative was selected out of
250 submitted to be displayed in the Denver Art Museum in Denver, Colorado and
the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota during both the Democratic and
Republican 2008 National Conventions, as well as the AIGA National Design
Center in New York. Her poster design for the AIGA Inequality Matters initiative
was one of a select few chosen to join their 2006 international exhibition. Her
work has been featured at the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA), and her artwork
is on display and may be purchased at several Atlanta art galleries.
She won second place for Film Production Design in the 2005 Atlanta 48 Hour
Film Festival. Her name appears as graphic designer on The Internet Movie
Database and in the credits for several feature films, including ATL, Broken
Bridges, One Missed Call and Why Did I Get Married?
She honed her web design skills at BellSouth from 1998 to 2004. She not only
designed and developed significant portions of BellSouth.net's web portal, but
was also an integral part of its launch.
She has a U.S. patent pending for an Interactive Entertainment Television
Database Design. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Cum Laude in Graphic
Design from Georgia State University as well as a Bachelor of Arts Cum Laude
in English from the University of Florida. She holds a Master’s Certification in
Project Management from The George Washington University. She currently
holds professional membership in AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Artists).