Graphic Design || Packaging Design || Illustration || Brand Application
A wildly talented graphic designer, Ali brings projects to life at Archer & Hound. Her passion for the creative process is her true north, driving her to explore uncharted territories—she’s adept at finding solutions where others see obstacles, always ready to forge a path forward. Whether she’s designing web pages or crafting graphic elements, Ali’s meticulous attention to detail ensures that each piece of the puzzle is polished to perfection, guiding clients toward success with ingenious visual storytelling.
Having honed her instincts in the wild world of graphic design, Ali is always ready to leap into new challenges. She thrives in environments that allow her to learn, teach, and help others grow, so she’s the perfect addition to our pack. The ever-changing landscape of advertising keeps her on her toes, and she relishes every new opportunity that comes her way, both in and out of the office. Whether she’s collaborating with the team or venturing into new experiences, Ali’s creativity and commitment to excellence make her an essential part of Archer & Hound’s ecosystem.
Ali is a first-generation college student who graduated from Fresno State in 2023 with a BFA in Graphic Design. While there, she was the President of the Graphic Design Club, as exposure to the art form in her education turned it into her passion. In 2022 and 2023, Alicia’s work was featured in local galleries and poster packs for the Social Justice Poster Project. She also received multiple Gold and Silver ADDY Awards from AAF District 14 and AAF Fresno, including Best of Show Student both locally and regionally. During her final semester at Fresno State, Alicia was a Dean’s Medalist Nominee, received a Student Leadership Award, and was honored as a Dean’s List and President’s List recipient, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
Through her own challenges and personal experiences, Alicia understands the financial barriers associated with the field of graphic design, which is why she has pursued design-focused initiatives that include student sponsorships and free workshops. She sponsors student submission fees for design competitions like the ADDYs, while supporting smaller-scale contests throughout the U.S. She has also been developing a program called Design & Shine: a series of free, equitable graphic design workshops aimed at lower socioeconomic communities.
