About Patrick L. Driscoll

Welcome to my portfolio website!

Let me tell you a little about myself! I attended Kent State University, which is credited for having one of most competitive graphic design and illustration schools in the country. I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication Design. I also earned a minor in advertising, so I know copywriting, creative concepting and marketing, too!

From May 2005 until December 2011, I worked at an advertising/marketing agency in Cleveland, Ohio. In December 2011, I accepted a position in a corporate inside marketing setting. I work with print, web, interactive and illustration media.

I also have a significant amount of freelance experience.

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Building & Remodeling Website
New design for simple HTML website incorporating
a Flash animation and php form mail.
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Property Rental Website
Developed new logo and website design.
Integrated graphics into dynamic property rental website.
Dynamic content developed and controlled by a
contracted web developer.
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Home Services Website
Simple HTML website incorporating a Flash animation, javascript driven photo gallery and php form mail. Sutter Home Services, LLC logo designed by Patrick L. Driscoll.
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Night Club & Entertainment Website
Flash website developed using action scripting and integration of HTML pages, which feature extensive band, entertainment, menu, bowling and photo information.
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Advertising Agency Website
HTML portfolio website with Flash modules. This website uses a unique and user-friendly navigation structure to showcase the agency's work.
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Ministry Website
Flash website developed with action script. Designed as part of a missionary effort. Ministry logo designed by Patrick L. Driscoll.
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Asset Services Website
Simple HTML website with a Flash module. Northern Ohio Asset Services, LLC logo designed by Patrick L. Driscoll.
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Website Concepts
These concepts were designed for an anonymous client. Some of these designs have been implemented into fully functional websites for their clientele. Click on one of the thumbnails above to see a larger view.

Industrial Ad with Central Character
The first ad in a seven ad series driven by central characters representing each product category. Fun play on visual and headline, backed by strong product information and a call to action. Stauff Corporation is a client of Pumphrey Marketing, Inc. Copy by David Pumphrey.

Animal Shelter Ad Concepts
An ad campaign developed to persuade people to donate to the Cleveland APL. It also strives to create awareness and increase adoptions. The campaign uses bold use of irony—a play between headline and imagery. This campaign won first prize in an academic competition judged by the Cleveland APL at Kent State University.

Baby Retailer Ad Concepts
A simple advertising campaign using humor and emotional appeal to persuade parents to shop at Babies "R" Us. Simply stated, "Babies "R" Us will help you become a great parent." The headline: "It's never too early to be a great parent!" Imagery: Ultrasound in training toilet, feeding scenario and diaper. This ad campaign was done academically at Kent State University.

Celtic Cross Illustrations
Illustrations rendered by hand with pencil. Colored and air brushed using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

Central Character Illustrations
Characters rendered using Adobe Illustrator. All characters were developed for clients of Pumphrey Marketing, Inc.

Realty Corporation Logo Illustration
Logo illustration rendered with pencil on bristol board. Developed during the relocation of the Realty Corporation of America to the Superior Building.

Watercolor Editorial Illustrations
Editorial illustrations rendered using watercolor paints. These were done academically at Kent State University.

Black & White Still Life
Black & white illustrations rendered using pencil on bristol board. These were done academically at Kent State University.