I’m a senior graphic designer with more than 20 years of experience trusted with complex, high-visibility work, whether the complexity comes from the sheer size of a project or from the number of pieces. Since 2015 I’ve designed for AdventHealth, one of the nation’s largest nonprofit health systems, including a branded publication template localized for 48 hospitals, the CEO’s strategic plan, and campaigns carried across print and digital, from pop-up banners and trailer wraps to web ads and digital screens. Clients and project managers trust me because I do what I say, communicate early and honestly, and hold every project to a high standard: disciplined brand stewardship and precise execution, so every deliverable looks like it belongs.
A visual communicator, not a decorator — design that works, from a designer you can trust.
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Florida 511 Public Education Campaign
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About Me
I’m Cameo Ray Eelman, a senior graphic designer in the Orlando area. My first layouts were high school yearbook pages, drawn out by hand on paper until my junior year, when our staff made the move to computers. I’ve been adapting to new tools ever since. I’m now exploring how AI tools can support the design process, making it more efficient, while keeping the judgment and craft in human hands.
I began freelancing during my senior year of college and have designed professionally since graduating in 2003, first on staff at Vision Marketing, Liberty University Online and Global-5 Communications. For more than a decade I’ve freelanced through Cameo Ray Design, working as a senior designer within AdventHealth’s in-house creative agency.
I’m drawn to design that has a job to do: clearly communicating what it needs to, carrying a brand or look consistently across dozens of pieces, or holding a complex project together through round after round of revisions. The people I work with trust me to get it there, because I do what I say and I communicate early and honestly. I’m the designer who makes sure the tenth version is as right as the first.
How I Show Up
creativity
Creativity is essential to being a good designer, but it isn’t only about creating something new. When a project resembles dozens I’ve done before, a key creative skill is knowing where to hold the line to protect the brand and where a fresh visual solution will keep it from growing stale. The goal is never novelty for its own sake; it’s the right solution for the audience.
hard work
People trust me with their brands and their most complex projects because I’ve earned it: I do what I say, I meet every deadline, and I hold myself to a high standard on every project. That shows up as efficiency and meticulous production: clean, well-built files, consistent styles across complex projects, and every change tracked and applied accurately, round after round. I don’t just apply changes; I consider what each one communicates, and I speak up when something works against the goal of the piece.
communication
Good design communicates well, and that starts with good conversations. I value everyone I work with, from the production artist to the CEO, and what each of them brings to the project. So I ask clarifying questions early, communicate proactively when something’s off track, and keep everyone informed along the way. That trust means fewer surprises and the best possible finished piece. I take direction without ego, and if I push back, it’s never about my agenda; it’s about making sure the piece achieves what they need it to.
problem solving
Design is finding the right visual solution to a communication challenge. Like assembling a jigsaw puzzle, that means keeping my eye on every detail without losing sight of the bigger picture. Every piece fits into something larger, whether it’s a brand, a campaign, or an audience’s path through a document, and I make sure each detail serves the whole, until every piece is exactly where it belongs.
Experience at a Glance
Cameo Ray Design — freelance senior graphic designer since 2002
AdventHealth — 300+ projects since 2015 across multiple regional divisions and, in recent years, its corporate division
Earlier roles — Senior Graphic Designer, Global-5 Communications; Supervisor of Media Design, Liberty University Online; Vision Marketing
Tools — Adobe InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop; Microsoft PowerPoint, Word and Excel
Education — B.S. in Communication, Graphic Design concentration, Liberty University, summa cum laude
I’m happy to share my full resume on request. Get in touch
Contact
I’m currently open to full-time senior graphic designer roles, remote or in the Orlando area, and I also welcome freelance projects. If you’d like to talk about a position or a project, or would like a copy of my full resume, send me a note and I’ll get back to you.
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AdventHealth Sponsored School Planners
Covers personalized for each sponsored schoolInside back cover and back cover
LU Online Viewbook and Degree Flyers
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