Jeff Yas Graphic Design · Brooklyn, NY

Selected Portfolio

A selection of logo, email, and out-of-home design projects developed for web, mobile, and print clients.

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of a clean modern logo mark on a textured paper card, deep teal and warm bone tones.

Logo for iPhone App: Culinary Backstreets

App identity work for Culinary Backstreets, a culinary travel guide.

Logo · Mobile

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of colorful event flyers fanned on a desk, charcoal shadows and saffron highlights, energetic mood.

Afro Latino Logo for Email & Event Marketing

Logo and supporting visuals for email and event marketing for Afro Latino programming.

Logo · Email · Event

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of a laptop screen showing a sleek email layout, slate shadows and pale gold highlights, polished and modern mood.

The Soul Man Screening Email

Promotional email design for a screening event.

Email Marketing

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of a desktop monitor showing a structured newsletter layout, navy shadows and warm cream highlights, professional mood.

Estate Planning Email

Newsletter-style email design for an estate planning audience.

Email Marketing

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of a tablet displaying a wellness newsletter design, soft teal shadows and warm ivory highlights, calm mood.

Wellness Event Email

Event email design supporting a wellness programming push.

Email Marketing

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of a stack of cream business cards on a dark wood desk, deep wine shadows and warm beige highlights, refined mood.

Brooks Brothers Event Email

Event email design for a Brooks Brothers activation.

Email Marketing

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of a large printed poster pinned to a brick wall, indigo shadows and amber highlights, bold street-poster mood.

Black History Month Email

Themed email design for a Black History Month campaign.

Email Marketing

Hard two-tone duotone photograph of a bright Times Square billboard towering over a city street, charcoal shadows and bright golden highlights, dramatic urban mood.

Times Square Billboard: Give Back Get Down IV, Viacom

Out-of-home billboard design for a Viacom event in Times Square.

Billboard · Out-of-Home

A selected portfolio gallery often serves as the visual centerpiece of a graphic designer's site, offering prospective clients a curated glimpse into the range of work a studio can deliver. Rather than presenting every project, a thoughtfully chosen selection communicates style priorities, technical versatility, and the kinds of collaborations the designer values most. Visitors can quickly gauge whether the aesthetic aligns with their own brand ambitions, making the portfolio both a showcase and a filtering tool for new business inquiries and creative partnerships.

Logo design remains one of the most recognizable entry points in any branding conversation, because a mark distills a company's identity into a single, memorable symbol. Effective logo work balances simplicity with distinctiveness, ensuring the design reads clearly at small mobile sizes as well as on large out-of-home placements. Beyond the mark itself, supporting identity systems often extend into color palettes, typography pairings, and usage guidelines that help clients present a unified image across every customer touchpoint, from business cards to billboard campaigns.

Email marketing design occupies a unique space where layout discipline meets persuasive storytelling, requiring designers to craft messages that render consistently across a wide range of devices and inbox clients. Visual hierarchy, restrained color usage, and carefully chosen imagery all contribute to open rates and reader engagement, while responsive coding ensures the experience remains intact on phones, tablets, and desktop screens alike. A well-designed email can function as a miniature brand expression, reinforcing recognition every time it lands in a subscriber's inbox.

Out-of-home advertising, including billboards, transit posters, and large-format signage, demands a design approach built around bold legibility and instant communication. Because viewers encounter these pieces briefly while in motion, the strongest work relies on strong typography, generous contrast, and a single clear concept that registers within seconds. When executed with restraint and confidence, outdoor design can amplify a campaign's reach, anchoring a brand in the physical landscape of a city and reinforcing the messaging carried through digital and print channels.