Casandra Gedert
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Casandra Gedert Hamilton is a jack-of-all-trades graphic designer with 3 years of experience, specializing in exhibition/enviromental design, brand identity and visual communciation across both print and digital media. 
She also is an illustrator, hand-poked tattoo artist, seamstress, occasional photographer and nail artist. 

  • Client Work 

PUSH: J. Grant Brittian
Florida Prize in Contemporary Art
Relationships: A Love for Collecting
Florida Prize in Contemporary Art
Edouard Prulhière
Portraits of FusionFest
Golden Legacy
Arden Wine Bar
Devoated Oat Milk
The Optomist
Tony Hawk  @ OMA
Antigala
Holden Ellis
Vagaloomay

Personal Projects

Artwork
Editorial Design
Summer Club

Undergraduate work

Explorations in Type
Vinyl Design: Neutral Milk Hotel
Ode to Campari
GT’s Living Foods
Presidents Club
Balanced Hand
Wall of Hope
Those Who Fed Us





Exhibition: PUSH: J. Grant Brittain
Client: Orlando Museum of Art
Deliverables: 20 ft. banner, lightpole banners, title wall design, beer label design, digital assets for social media and email inviations, and exhibition guide. 
Dates: September 2024 - January 2025
Installation Photography: © Mabeth StudiosJ. Grant Brittain is one of the most widely recognized and influential skateboard photographers on the planet. He landed a job at the Del Mar Skate Ranch in 1978 which was at the epicenter of the California skateboarding scene. Within a few years, Brittain was submitting photographs to Transworld Skateboarding magazine, going on to become the photo editor shortly thereafter. In 1987, “The Push,” a photo of Tod Swank made the cover of Transworld, becoming one of the most recognizable skateboarding photos. J. Grant Brittain, who captured photos of 11-year-old Tony Hawk, was instrumental in documenting the formative years of the legendary skateboarder’s career and has continued a lifelong friendship. This iconic photographer has mentored dozens of budding photographers and is revered by skateboarders around the world. This will be the acclaimed photographer’s very first museum exhibition retrospective, and a chance to see this collection of works from the 1980s which has inspired so many generations and still resonates today. 

Image © Mabeth Studios
Image © Mabeth Studios



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