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Emilly Hansen

ABOUT THIS ARTIST

Emilly Hansen, Graphic Artist & Photographer

Graphic Artist & Photographer

Hi, I’m Emilly! I’m a graphic artist and photographer based in rural Southeast Minnesota. I hold a BFA in Graphic Design and am the Owner of Forrest River Creative.

My experience encompasses a wide range of art and design. I have created and produced brand identity campaigns, website designs, concert and event fliers and posters, pattern designs, graphic t-shirts, book and magazine layouts, etc. I am a passionate photographer; capturing landscapes, wildlife, and portraits.

I have worked with many types of organizations from small, home-based businesses to non-profits and churches, utilizing various marketing tools for outreach.

Much of my art is nature-based, inspired by my surroundings on my small farm in the woods. I am also drawn to a vintage aesthetic and will often merge multiple ideas and themes in a project. My favorite part of working as a creative is finding the most captivating and meaningful way to express ideas and messages.

Contact

MN
Tel: (507) 951-8987
emillyhansen@gmail.com
http://forrestrivercreative.com

Disciplines

Graphic Design,Photography,Web Developer

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