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Graphic Designer, Korey McNulty
Thanks for visiting my studio website, Envision Pegasus! To learn more about me or to request samples of my portfolio, please send an email or text/call (484) 781-3391. To see how I came up with a final brand name + logo for a sunglass retail company, please watch the video below. A primary creative requirement was that the brand color had to be orange.
I started studying graphic design my senior year of High School in 2011. Most of my experience since then has been creating graphic design for accredited education providers. My last run professionally was in Spring/Summer 2024 when I was working for a national automotive ad agency located in Lehighton, PA. Currently, I am out of the field but still working full-time as a Barista while applying to creative design roles in my home state of PA. I am open to remote work and have worked salary, remote roles previously.
Some of my tasks at the Ad Agency:
• Versioned offers into several sizes/mediums for agency clients in the automotive industry, specifically local and national car dealerships. This includes third-party Google Display Ads, PPC Google Business Profile Ads, Google Performance Max Ads, and social media including Facebook and Instagram.
• Created custom web banners and SRP/Inline web banners for client websites.
• Produced 10+ compliant email designs and social media ads for Kia and Nissan Dealerships.
I personally love everything about this Google Ad that I created for Steven Kia during my time at Dealer World. I do not own the rights to this photo, just showcasing for portfolio purposes since I was the creative. All copyright belongs to Dealer World.
My nail art
Because your hands are the second thing someone sees after your face…
I come with my own ideas but the mom/daughter duo aka the nail techs at LB Nails in Walnutport, PA make my nail visions a reality.
Who woulda thought that the French manicure wasn’t designed in Paris or France at all. It came as a solution in Hollywood for actors who needed a more versatile look. Learn more about nail history and trends now >
Fuchsia French
After two manicure sets of trying to integrate pink, I finally nailed a look I really like and think is versatile, classy yet fun.
My Signature Blue Look
Did you know that a Princess in France back in the early 1900's set the trend for red nails with silver tips? Her name was Facigny Lucinge. If I were to have a signature look, this would be one of them. I wanted to do a navy blue but having all my fingers painted would be too boring and typical so line the cuticle pinky with crystals. I don't know why I like this look so much but I do. BONUS: I'm holding my life-blood, which consists of a small iced latte, 1 mocha and 4 hazelnut.
May 2025
That girl is on fire. A mother and daughter nail tech team work on my hands but I always come with my own creative ideas. I usually go for a short nail but I wanted something different this time (Gina always does such a great job shaping my nails). Everyone is wearing pink this time of year so I had to do something that embraced the upcoming spring and summer season in my own unique way. The flames were done using a vinyl stencil that I purchased from an Etsy shop called ViNailicious. If you go for this look, I did the warm flames in just regular gel polish but the cool flames or pinky finger is done with cat eye gel.