Amie Pappageorge

About Amie Pappageorge

Most brands ignore 1.3 billion people. You don’t have to.You’re doing meaningful work. But if your content isn’t accessible, you’re unintentionally locking people out. Grab the attention of over 70 million disabled Americans (1.3 billion globally) simply by doing what so many business won\'t: giving them the option to engage with accessible (and Eco-friendly!) design.Most small orgs, wellness brands, and nonprofits want to be inclusive, but don\'t know how.They post PDFs that screen readers can’t read, use colors with poor contrast, and share social graphics that leave out part of their audience.I help mission-driven teams and ethical brands fix that.As a graphic designer with a deep understanding of accessibility standards, I help organizations communicate clearly, inclusively, and beautifully.Whether you need: • A PDF that passes accessibility checks. • Social media graphics designed with access in mind. •A branded info pack that reaches everyone you’re trying to serve.I\'m here to help.My clients care about inclusion. But they’re often unsure where to start.I bridge the gap between your intentions and impact, so your message reaches more people, and no one’s left behind.With 19 years of award-winning experience in print, digital, illustration, and motion graphics, I never miss a deadline and deliver pixel-perfect work. So you can focus on your mission, not the details.Let’s make sure your visuals: Work for everyone — I design accessible PDFs, social graphics, and videos that meet WCAG standards. No one gets left behind. Reflect your values — Sustainable materials and thoughtful visuals that reinforce your mission, not contradict it. Stay legally protected — I use original illustrations and ethically licensed assets, so you don’t have to worry about copyright. I specialize in working with nonprofits, sustainable businesses, and disabled founders. Let’s connect if you need accessible design delivered with empathy, expertise, and care.__#AccessibleDesign #SustainableDesign #NonprofitBranding #DisabilityInclusion #EcoConsciousDesign #InclusiveMarketing

Experience

1. Graphic Designer

   Ampic Studios

   Oct 2005 — Present · Las Vegas, NV, US

   Self-employed as graphic and web designer. Projects included branding, print asset design, media for ads (both print and new media), social media images, website design and maintenance, restaurant menu design, designing FDA compliant food labels, creating character and background art for a cartoon, and packaging design for exercise equipment. I wore all the hats in my business from designer to accountant.

Education

• College of Southern Nevada

  Associate's degree, General Studies

• Sessions College

  Certificate, Graphic Design