Heather Powers Gray | About
Heather Powers Gray is an award-winning artist and graphic designer who brings creative leadership and marketing expertise across print and digital media.
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Heather Gray

Hello, I’m Heather!

I am an award-winning designer and versatile creative leader with more than two decades of success in marketing, publishing, and communications.

With an art teacher for a dad, a painter for a mom, and a commercial artist for a grandmother, I didn’t stand a chance — I was destined to create. From an early age I was a visual storyteller, using quirky ’90s clip art to turn ordinary school assignments into fully designed reports.

After earning a BFA in Graphic Design, I led the digital media department at an advertising agency before serving as Art Director for a publishing company where I shaped the content and visual strategy for regional lifestyle magazines. I then moved into creative leadership roles spanning design, content, marketing, and communications for national media and mission-driven organizations. Today, I serve as Senior Graphic Designer on the Marketing team at Lap of Love.

My skill set extends far beyond design, so I’m known for wearing multiple hats in any given role. Over the course of my career I’ve led creative teams, wrangled editorial calendars, managed social media, developed websites, written and edited articles, proofread (just call me “Eagle Eye”), directed photo/video shoots, occasionally illustrated, and even created logos out of food.

For a full career history, visit LinkedIn, or explore my portfolio for select projects.

When I’m not pushing pixels or pencils, you might find me painting in my home studio, cuddling my three cats, gardening, collecting vintage goods, planning my next road trip, or “treasure” hunting on a beach somewhere.