HI ANDI!

Thanks for taking a moment to look through my work. I’ve highlighted a case study for you that reflects the kind of brand stewardship, strategic design and storytelling that I’d love to bring to City Cast. The guiding principle behind my design work is making connections. I'm curious about what motivates people, what they believe, and why. That idea feels closely aligned with City Cast's mission to help people be more engaged and connected. It's one of the reasons I'm so excited about this opportunity.

ALASKA AIRLINES

I’ve enjoyed a decade-long relationship with the cargo division of Alaska Airlines, helping steward the brand across hundreds of marketing initiatives. I led, designed (and produced) creative across print, digital, video, radio, OOH and event marketing. I was involved with over 400 projects ranging from national ad campaigns, sales enablement tools, lead generation, membership incentive programs, templates, brochures, web properties, branded merchandise and much more. Through it all I was responsible for maintaining a consistent, high-quality brand experience across all touchpoints.

A collage of Alaska Airlines cargo advertisements featuring planes, airplanes in flight, and various cargo items such as fish, flowers, sporting equipment, and household items. The ads emphasize cargo shipping to over 100 destinations across North America and beyond.
An advertisement for Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian Airlines features a city street with tall buildings on either side. A person in a blue shirt and black pants is juggling a large orange ball while looking up. Behind the person, a giant hand holds a large orange ball, creating an optical illusion of the person juggling the ball in the street. The text on the ad reads, 'New global reach. Same personal touch.'
A woman stands outdoors, holding a pink flower in her hands, appearing to look at a large hand holding a pink flower, with a background of potted plants and a building. Text on the image mentions Alaska and Hawaiian air cargo services.
A large pineapple with a hand holding the top leaves, standing in an urban street with high-rise buildings, and a man smiling pointing at it. Text overlays mention growing cargo capacity and personal customer service for Alaska Air Cargo and Hawaiian.
Alaska Airlines Air Cargo advertising campaign by Seattle-based art director and brand designer Charlie Worcester.

MORE WORK

Thanks again for taking the time to visit. I hope you'll take a few minutes to explore some of the other projects below. While every client and challenge is different, the goal is always the same: create work that's thoughtful, strategic, and helps people connect. Here are a few more examples.

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A white hand with a finger and thumb sticking out, making a peace sign, with angel wings behind it and a circular blue glow at the base of the hand.

I’m a Seattle based brand designer and art director with 25+ years of experience. My job is to observe, ask questions, explore possibilities and create solutions. I help brands of all sizes work harder and connect better. Through conceptual ideation, creative platforms, campaigns, packaging, digital experiences and more. I’m always chasing ideas that are simple, smart and a little unexpected.

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