Hol-Mac Corporation
Located in Bay Springs, MS, Hol-Mac is a multi-company owner. Making millions a year, this corporation owns 5 smaller companies, Donkey Forklifts, Pac-Mac, HammerHead Bumpers, Huber, and Anel Corporation, each varying in products.
While interning and currently working as a contractor for them, I have been able to learn a great deal about designing for a high-end corporation. Each image below is a project I completed on my own without the help of a fellow graphic designer. I was the only “in-house” designer. This forced me to work under a great amount of pressure and become great at handling large workloads.
(Sept. 2020 - Current)
Each project below will have a small discription.
Landing page video, for Pac-Mac’s newest website. The video was created from the Vice President of Marketing and Sales vision and expectations.
Short footage of rams was not recorded by me. It was paid for.
This cutout is special because I was also required to recolor the truck from orange to original Pac-Mac colors.
One of the things I did the most of while at Hol-Mac was cutting backgrounds out of images. I would often turn them into PNGs and add shadows to later be used for print and non-print ads, or websites.
The biggest production print I have done so far was a ‘hiring’ billboard for Hol-Mac and all of their other companies.
For this project, it was my responsibility to set up the photoshoot, take the pictures, review them with the VP of HR, edit them, then create the billboard design and have it ready for the print shop.
The only thing that I changed before the final print was “call us at.” It was changed to black-type for better readability.
Like mentioned before, photoshop is one of the things that I did the most while working here. I used it to help create hero pages, ads, social media posts, etc. Some took a day or two, others only a few minutes.
A social media teaser video is at the bottom.
Business cards at Hol-Mac were always needing to be created. Because of this I always had to create templates that were easy for each department to edit. Several Hol-Mac employees worked for more than one company, which made it a little more difficult. The following images are only a few of the cards I created for Hol-Mac.
The image directly below is the design that was decided to be used the most.
More projects are in the making! Check back in later for more!