Aramis Nunez Miller is a purpose-driven graphic designer specializing in branding for small businesses and community-based organizations. What sets her apart and yields impressive results for her clients is her empathy and knowledge of diverse communities gained from her experiences as a military spouse interacting with individuals from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. An advocate for marginalized voices, she’s adept at identifying gaps in community needs and collaborating with existing organizations to address these gaps through effective program development. With strong organizational skills, creative problem-solving abilities, and a commitment to making a positive impact, she is an expert in channeling corporate success into community progress.

Aramis is an apt communicator who understands the importance of messaging in marketing. Her methodical approach involves industry trend research, brand strategy, and color theory application. She’s also a skilled artist proficient in multiple mediums. She has painted several large-scale murals, including one for Capital Christian Center, Lacey, WA.

She’s worked with reputable organizations like the Hope House, Global Cavalry Corporation, People’s Church (Fresno, CA), and Big T’s Lua (affiliated with MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX).