Alison Ashe
Alison Ashe
Senior Designer | aashe@designsensory.com
Alison joined Designsensory in April of 2006 as a graphic designer for print and web. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from the University of Tennessee, where she focused on solving visual communication problems through a process incorporating research, conceptual exploration, innovative use of visual elements, and a high level of craftsmanship. Today she uses this process to help each client visually define itself and communicate with its audience in a meaningful, memorable, and consistent way across a wide range of mediums.
Alison grew up in Greeneville, Tennessee, where she displayed both artistic and academic talents at an early age and was encouraged to pursue them. As part of her design studies, she developed a foundation of skills in drawing, photography, and other studio art disciplines and enjoys creating visual elements by hand for use in design roles.
Her student work earned recognition from UCDA and several University of Tennessee student competitions, and subsequent work has been featured in the AIGA Ten Show. She is an active member of AIGA and serves on the board of AIGA Knoxville as secretary.
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Recent Posts
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Posted: 02/23/2010
Way to go, Team Designsensory! As you know from my last post, all eight of our submissions received recognition at this year's Addy Awards program. The "unknown" was the color of the awards. Well, at the...
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Posted: 02/20/2010
I am proud to say this blog post title has two meanings. One, we are slowly making headway with all the accumulated junk that made the trip from our old office to the new one....
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Posted: 01/05/2010
Beginning the Year with a Farewell
As we say hello to a new year we find ourselves saying farewell to a friend and colleague. After several years of service, Sara Lewis has decided to pursue an alternate career path and will...
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Posted: 12/07/2009
Exploring New Ground. A Retrospective on The Tennessee Trails & Byways Website
Several weeks ago, Designsensory proudly and excitedly played a crucial part in the launch of a new Tennessee statewide tourism initiative: Discover Tennessee Trails & Byways. Governor Phil Bredesen, along with the Commissioner of Tourist...
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Posted: 11/04/2009
Great progress has been made on the space since my last post. This pics show the progression of various architectural features at about the mid-way point of construction. One of the elements we are excited...
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Posted: 10/21/2009
Making and Thinking in Memphis
Two weekends ago, I had the opportunity to attend AIGA's Make/Think national design conference. It was a great experience that was as fun as it was inspiring. The theme of the conference (Make/Think) focused on...