Kate Finn
I'm Kate, a SCAD-trained graphic designer crafting headwear graphics at New Era. I specialize in packaging, typography, and storytelling driven design that brings brands to life.
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Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)
Graphic Design
Class of 2025
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Buffalo, NY, USA
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COASTL DELMAR
COASTL DELMAR is a nautical-inspired wine tasting box delivering two curated wines each month, paired with gourmet cheese and crackers. Enjoy tasting notes, pairing tips, and a coastal journey of premium flavors from home.
Spark
Spark is a playful brand that sparks kids’ curiosity and creativity. Its lightbulb adds a magical glow for reading or ceiling patterns, making every adventure more fun and inspiring.
Timberlin Cigars
Timberlin Cigars uses master key–inspired packaging to highlight craftsmanship and heritage. A refined wooden box holds three cigars, each with its own story and collector’s card.
Interview Questions
Yesly Water
Graphic Designer for Yesly Water
What design software tools are you most proficient in?
I’m most proficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and Figma. I also work regularly in Procreate for illustration and Canva for quick social content. Across all of these, I’m comfortable creating polished, brand-consistent assets for campaigns, social media, and marketing materials.
Yesly Water
Graphic Designer for Yesly Water
Can you describe your experience with brand-focused graphic design?
I have strong experience in brand-focused graphic design, especially creating visuals that feel cohesive across social media and campaign materials. I studied Graphic Design at SCAD and now work as a Jr. Designer at New Era, where I help build consistent artwork systems for major brands. I also freelance for small businesses, creating logos, social graphics, and promotional assets that stay true to each brand’s identity.
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Graphic Designer for BUNKY
What do you envision BUNKY's aesthetic to be?
Honestly, I’d see BUNKY’s look as really fun, colorful, and full of personality. Kind of like a snack brand that doesn’t take itself too seriously. I’d keep it bright, playful, and just really approachable, so it feels like something you’d naturally want to pick up and enjoy.