About
Adam Hartlaub is a Freelance Illustrator & Graphic Designer who specializes in children's markets including apparel, greeting cards, books and magazines, home products and surfaces, as well as advertising, marketing, financial, medical, and retail clients. He also teaches private art classes through the Adams County Arts Council, and the Hanover Area Arts Guild.
Experienced in a variety of digital and traditional media
Adam has worked for various clients in advertising, marketing, publishing, medical, financial, and retail industries. He holds advanced proficiencies in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign CS5.5, as well as knowledge of Microsoft Office, Pixologic ZBrush, and Corel Painter. Adam is also adept at traditional drawing and painting, and often enjoys using and incorporating elements of watercolor, acrylic, and pastel into his work.
Adam received his BFA in Illustration from the Ringling College of Art + Design in Sarasota, Florida, where he also participated in various leadership activities such as Orientation Leader, Student Ambassador, and Campus Activities.
Client List: Stanley Black & Decker, Lowes, Home Depot, ACE Hardware, Marketing Works, Turkey Hill/Tom Thumb, About Women OBGYN, Viewmont Medical Associates, Kish Bank, Belle Musique, Legacy House Publishing, Warren Wan (Project Manager for eHarmony, Yahoo, etc.), Link's Music
Recommendations from LinkedIn
“I find Adam's motivation, creativity, and design taste unique. His kind and helpful enthusiasm really inspires others. He'd make a great addition to anyone who'd hire him"
Joshua Otero, Illustrator at TT Publications
"Adam is one of the hardest-working people that I've ever met. I first met Adam in 2008, and I've seen him grow both as a friend and as an artist. He was a diligent worker, always completing more work than what was required of him. He spent his free time creating new projects and pushing the boundaries of what he was already skilled with."
David Velasco, Freelance Photographer
"I'm a testimonial. Listen to me roar. RAWWWRRGGH!
The Dinosaur at the bottom of this page.
