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Design & Marketing Services
Website Design
Designing elegant websites for small businesses. Your website is one of the first places customers go to discover the value of your products and services. Help your business look professional and stand out from the crowd. Check out our website designs.
Logo Design & Branding
Create a new logo or upgrade your existing one. Refresh your brand or define it with a new website, business cards, promotional materials, or brand guides.
Elegant Print Design
Professionally designed business cards, post cards, menus, flyers and posters give your small business a competitive edge. See our latest print designs.
Social Media Marketing
Make your Facebook, Instagram and Google listings look great. Manage your online reputation and take advantage of affordable, effective pay-per-click advertising. Check out examples of social media posts.
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Contact
email: dianatwitcher@gmail.com
Eau Claire, Wisconsin | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Austin, Texas
About
Diana Witcher is a graphic and web designer with expertise in social media marketing, color, typography, writing, and research. She helps small businesses and non-profits set themselves apart with elegant designs for web and print. Email her today with questions or to schedule a free consultation.
Diana sees design as a method for creative problem solving, collaboration, and elegantly communicating complex ideas. Her graduate research illuminates key color theory concepts in the design studio. Her research topics also include landscape ecology, installation art, land art, and the history of art and design.
She completed an MFA in Design at the University of Texas at Austin in 2016 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art at the University of Wisconsin—Stout in 2013.
Awards
2015-2016 Graduate School Named Continuing Fellowship
University of Texas at Austin
2015 Marshall F. Wells Scholarship and Fellowship Endowment
University of Texas at Austin
2014-2015 McNair Scholars Graduate Fellowship
University of Texas at Austin
2014 Graduate Professional Development Scholarship
University of Texas at Austin
2013 Edward L. and Dorothy D. Decker Endowed Scholarship
University of Wisconsin–Stout
2012-2013 Bud and Betty Micheels Artist in Residence
University of Wisconsin-Stout
2011-2012 Larsen Design Scholarship
University of Wisconsin-Stout
2011-2012 Marjorie L. Sheedy Scholarship
University of Wisconsin–Stout
2010 “Sunlight II” Prometheus: A Literary and Visual Arts Journal
2nd Place 2D, University
of Wisconsin–Stout
2009-2013 Chancellor’s Award, University of Wisconsin–Stout
Organizations
2019-2020 Interaction Design Foundation
2008–2020 American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA)
2010–2020 Women for Women
2010–2013 McNair Scholars Program
2008–2014 Red Cedar Peace Initiative
Exhibitions - Installations
2016 “Peripherals,” Design M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition Visual Arts Center, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
2014-2019 "Cranes," Screen prints on paper, Simply Dunn, Downsville, WI
2013-2019 "Light Box," University Library, University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie, WI
2013 Artist in Residence Exhibition, Robert S. Swanson Learning Center, University of Wisconsin–Stout, Menomonie, WI
2013 Best of Design Show, Furlong Gallery, University of Wisconsin–Stout, Menomonie, WI
2012 Artist in Residence Exhibition, Gallery 209, University of Wisconsin–Stout, Menomonie, WI
2011-2020 "Sun Door," Downsville, WI
2009 End of Year Show, Furlong Gallery, University of Wisconsin–Stout, Menomonie, WI
2009 Solo Exhibition, Raw Deal, Menomonie, WI
Publications
2016 “Color Fields: What Designers Need to Know About Color.” Masters Report. University of Texas at Austin
2014 “A Minnesota Prairie Style: John Howe and the Menomonie Public Library.” University of Wisconsin-Stout Journal of Student Research
2012 “Isamu Noguchi’s Utopian Landscapes.” University of Wisconsin-Stout Journal of Student Research
2011 “Dante and Han-shan: Masters of Visual Communication.” University of Wisconsin–Stout Journal of Student Research
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