Egherman: Design, Writing, Research

Design, writing, and editing for non-profits, artists, and academics.

Selected Design

Selected designs from a variety of clients.

Any time you get a chance to make a double-page spread featuring the amazing Vanessa Williams take it! That's what I did in this overhaul and redesign for the Livermore Arts Gala.

Livermore Arts needed an ad for its classic film series & I over-delivered just a bit, created a layered Photoshop image that makes it look like the posters are old and pasted on a brick wall.

You can really have fun when you design for an arts organization. I helped them push their boundaries a bit by creating playful icons and a clear layout.

Het Joods Manifest (The Jewish Manifesto) needed an initial design to get it kickstarted. I created the logo using colors and elements of the parent organization, Oy Vey. After a bit of trial and error, we changed the initial lightweight font choice to the more sturdy and readable Roboto.

This graphic is a sample of the social media style for Het Joods Manifest (The Jewish Manifesto)

2-sided printed flyer with Dutch on one side and English on the other. This is the Dutch side.

Examples of quote cards for sharing on Instagram using the main brand colors. These were also resized for stories.

This 2-part graphic distills and accompanies a lecture from a human rights lawyer on the process of interviewing witnesses.

This is the second part of a 2-part graphic on interviewing witnesses.

I created this graphic to help me understand the impact of dual class shares and then cleaned it up for social media posting by the client.

This is a selection of slides from an infographic I created on the impact of economic sanctions on Iran. This was done with a team that scoured tons of documents in Persian and English. Together we made sense of the information and simplified it to create a 20-part infographic slideshow.

These simple graphics use brand colors and simple graphics to quickly communicate the value of the client's services.

I created a number of infographics to accompany articles for the Civil Society How-To. This one illustrates the differences between hierarchy and democracy when it comes to the communication.

This graphic illustrates the differences between hierarchy and democracy when it comes to particular characteristics.

This graphic illustrates the pros and cons of hierarchy and democracy.

I fell in love with a class I was taking on Torah and Talmud and offered to design the group's commentary on the chapter we studied together.

Oh so beautiful, the commentaries on the Talmud were. I couldn't help but respond with beautiful spreads.

I was particularly taken by one of my fellow student's take on Lady Gaga's song Battle for Your Life Babylon. How many Talmud commentaries include Lady Gaga, I ask you?

Let People Be Different

Let's Solve Puzzles Together

I love to take a mess of information, find its core, and then describe it both visually and in words. It gets my brain whirring like nobody’s business.

+31 621 99 36 65

Visual Design, Writing, and Editing

What's Important

Often clients come to me in crunch times. They need someone to make sense of the information they’ve been working with so long that they can no longer see it. I help make sense of what’s important. I see the patterns in the information and help distill it in a visually logical manner. Often, I summarize complicated processes and ideas for better understanding.

tori@egherman.com

Girls Just Wanna' Have Fun

Color, Form, and Fun

Sometimes clients forget that they are trying to reach the same people who share videos of unicorns pooping rainbows. When it’s appropriate, we could use a magical creature sharing joy.

There's More!

I know what you're thinking: how can I hire such a delightful person who shows no fear of bright colors? Where do I find such a brave soul?

It's easy. Contact me.

TORI EGHERMAN
tori@egherman.com
+31 621 99 36 65
Research, writing, design
egherman.com

If you need references, my mom is always happy to provide. Oh, professional references? Did you see the home page with all those testimonials? Because, I tell you, there are a few. There are even more on my LinkedIn profile, if you're curious. All the links are right there for your viewing pleasure.

And by the way, if you prefer to view as a pdf, knock your socks off. Go for it. Be bold and take control.

It's not up-to-date, but it does include polka dots.

You know what's great about the PDF? You can make it full screen and actually read the text.

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