Unionville, CT | Farmington, CT
Also known as: mattywalker
An award-winning expert in graphic design, Matt Walker is the lead designer for ESPNs Fantasy Sports product line. Skilled in defining product strategy, Matts guidance has been key to the ESPN Fantasys effective integration of social media and gamification while broadening its reach onto mobile platforms. Through his leadership, the popularity of ESPNs Fantasy Sports has grown exponentially and now accounts for over one-quarter of traffic on ESPN.com. Matts success is a product of his passion for architecting effective product and experience strategies, applying analytical and creative thinking to ideation, evaluation, and end-to-end design execution. Widely recognized for his talents, Matt is sought-after by the biggest names in Sports, working with the likes of the Pittsburgh Pirates, The Colorado Rockies, Orlando Magic, CAA Sports, Marshall Faulk, CC Sabathia, Curtis Granderson, Nick Swisher, Barry Zito, Roy Oswalt, Albert Pujols, Ryan Zimmerman, Josh Hamilton just to name a few. Matts creative work has been featured in Logos Making a Strong Mark by Rockport Publishers. In , Matt was named as a judge for the Logopond Awards and the Annual Design Awards contest. Specialties Fluent in Adobe Photoshop CS, Illustrator CS, Dreamweaver MX, Flash MX, Imageready, Quark, Office X, Mac OS X and PC Platforms. Art Direction of photo shoots still life and models. Creation of mock-ups and comps concepts and copywriting interpersonal skills. Fine art skills include drawing, painting, pen and ink.
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