About Maeve

Maeve Rogers Edstrom has over ten years of experience creating visual communications for brands of all sizes. Her expertise in logo development and branding goes hand-in-hand with information and icon design, enabling complex messages to be distilled into clear and engaging visuals. Maeve is currently enrolled in the Information Management graduate program at University of Washington. She is also a user experience research assistant, focusing on improving technology tools for older adults.

Maeve received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of North Texas in 2007 and taught graphic design at Austin Community College in 2015. Her work has been featured in The Dieline package design blog, Logo Lounge, and Print Regional Annual. 

Sitewide Infographic Headers

Each of the headers in this site tell a story about my history as a designer and the skills I've built along the way. 

This treemap represents the skills I've built over the years and shows the proportions of how I utilize those skills in my current position.

When I first graduated I mostly focused on the Creative Suite trio most designers use to this day. Over the years I've integrated more software into my work including tools for creating clickable prototypes and dynamic charts.

I've used a number of logos for myself since I was a student at UNT and even had a stationery shop at one point. I also created a monogram for my wedding. The top center mark is my current logo that's been in use since 2013.

I don't miss enduring traffic alone in a car and appreciate the benefits of public transportation. However, by mapping my average commute times over the years, I've found that Seattle has the worst ratio of commute times to distance traveled. Maybe I should switch back to a scooter.

Hope you enjoyed learning a bit about my experiences as a designer. Feel free to contact me if you'd like to learn more.