Graphic Designer
Delaney Fagan’s intentional treatment of visual identity has left an imprint on both startup services and Fortune 500 consumer products.
Delaney has led creative teams for Amazon, Clorox Gap, Intuit, Kimberly-Clark and Procter & Gamble brands, using brand marks, color palette, imagery and typography to set an authentic tone. For nonprofit, small business and government clients, her work makes distinctive impressions and creates an atmosphere of trust.
The Columbia College Chicago graduate honed her visual storytelling skills in reaching millions of Facebook, Instagram and X followers on OMGFacts, adopting graphic styles to reflect its serious, yet playful approach to history, science and life. Moving into agency roles, she tested her creative work “in the wild,” tracking conversions for multiple trial messages before rolling out ads with proven success. Product design projects allowed Delaney to consider not only the look and feel of objects but also their production and cost aspects.
Passion projects have ranged from Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure event material to band albums and posters, fine-art paintings and comic art. Delaney enjoys Chicago’s leisure landscape and vibrant music performance scene.
Passionate about
- Her retriever and terrier roommates
- True crime documentaries
- Upcycling fashion