“There are plenty of great agencies out there. When someone hires us it’s because we’re the right fit. When our ideas gel with their goals and vision we get hired.”

“I have a perfectly ambiguous title of Digital Creative at keiler in Farmington. It represents my desire to be involved in various projects, across multiple disciplines. But the majority of my time is devoted to art direction for interactive products.”

“I’m a Creative Director at Primacy, where I work with some of the most passionate and nicest people I’ve ever worked with. “

“I work as a freelance Designer for groups like KRD, Digital Surgeons, Care Networks and other small agencies in the area, as well as a variety of companies and individuals around the world.”

“I am a graphic designer and currently freelancing.”

“I am the owner/art director/graphic designer at E.K. Weymouth Design.”

“Our strategic, creative and account services are just as good as or better than any IPG, Omnicom, WPP or Publicis agency for a fraction of the cost.”

“Ideally, we want folks to hire us because they like our work and trust us with their business. We prefer clients who aren’t afraid to let the leash out a bit.”

“We consistently deliver award-winning work that yields results in student recruitment, philanthropy and good community relations.”

“We care, we are honest, we are highly responsive and we deliver. Every client is a reference for us.”

“Clients keep coming back—some for 10+ years—because they trust us to understand their business and appreciate our dedication to delivering results.”

“There is no way that we can have too much information before attempting to solve a client’s problem. It makes us feel as though we’ve done the right thing for the project. I think our clients appreciate that.”

“We’re straightforward and plainspoken. We don’t overcomplicate things. We’re focused on doing great work, work that has creative integrity and makes a real impact with audiences and in markets that matter.”

“We reach out to people and companies we want to work with, and we pride ourselves on putting our hearts behind the creative strategies we deliver.”

“I am Interactive Art Director at The Pita Group in Rocky Hill, where we strategize, design and implement web, interactive and animation projects for a wide range of clients.”

“I do freelance illustration for a vast array of editorial, book, institutional, and advertising clients. I also teach design and illustration at The Hartford Art School and The New Hampshire Institute of Art.”

“I do print and web design — as well as dabble in photography — for my company, Thumbnail Designs.”

“I am a graphic designer / creative director for a wide variety of projects; from branding and print to motion graphics and packaging.”

“I do on-site design and Creative Direction and Design for small to medium sized businesses from my home studio.”

“We work with a combination of mind-reading and magic, to create designs that are smart, clean, and timeless. (And, as you can tell, we also practice a monk-like modesty!)”

“I do creative direction and graphic design. Out of my home office — LittleBig Shop — and on-site at agencies.”

“I am a designer and illustrator at Taylor Design in the busy city of Stamford. Somehow, I find time after work to generate self-initiated projects.”

“I am an interactive designer at Cronin & Company in Glastonbury. I am also the owner/designer of my own small business, Sophie & Lili.”

“I’m fortunate enough to be the Director of Exhibit Design and Delivery at Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk.”

“I’m a Programmer, Designer, and Creative Strategist — but most importantly a problem solver — at Digital Surgeons in New Haven.”

“I am the Owner/Creative Director of Jargon Boy Design Studio. The firm focuses on brand identity programs for various corporate clients.”

“I am the Senior Art Director at Mascola Group, a full service ad agency in New Haven. I am also one of the founding partners of One of Twenty, an artist collective and clothing design company that I started with my brother Jeff in 2008.”

“I’m a designer at Humongo, a digital creative agency in Danbury. I also have a lot of self-initiated projects like drawing all the synthesizers I own. If I’m not making art, I’m producing electro pop music as Teleflux.”

“Currently I am the head art director at Silver Creative Group in South Norwalk. It is a small company so I wear a lot of hats.”

“I am an art director at Outthink in Essex. On the side I own Trove, a traveling boutique I started up 2 years ago.”

“I’m a designer at Bertz Design Group in Middletown. I also work on self-initiated, exploratory type projects from my home studio in New Hartford.”

“I’m the owner of a small design agency in Bridgeport called Bananaland. We dabble in, but are not limited to: websites, IDs, brochures, monkey training, hand stamping, and intern torture.”

“I basically run c.creative from my living room, amongst two active pre-teen stepchildren. If it weren’t for the 12 years working in studios bustling with drama, noise and pure chaos I would have folded months ago.”

“I am a graphic designer, creative director, project manager, owner, operator, and all around great gal at traciedesigns in Fairfield.”

“Why Connecticut? I was born here, my girlfriend is going to grad school here, many of my friends are here, and New Haven has the best pizza (anywhere).”
 
 

“I am a creative something or other. I spend my days designing and directing for websites, print, identities/logos and more at Parallel, a design studio I founded with the help of a few like-minded individuals.”
 

“There are some pieces I’m quite proud of, and there are some turds. My portfolio as a whole is what I’m most proud of, I suppose. It showcases a large chunk of my life. The good, the bad, the embarrassing.”
 

“I find it incredibly rewarding to make a living by being creative. No matter how tough of a day I might have, I always remind myself that I’m part of a small percentage of people who love their job.”