Lineweaver Design Information

Lineweaver Design & Communications provides freelance design and brand strategy services with an emphasis on corporate identity and communications, vertical branding, consumer packaging, fashion and interiors work, and retail campaigns. John also brings his verbal skills to work in the form of copy writing, name generation and product development. John has developed ownable, strategically-sound advertising, brand launches and design solutions for a variety of national and regional clients including: Alexander Julian Menswear and Home, The Atlanta Opera, Coastal Goods, Concentrics Hospitality Restaurant Group, Cross It Off Your List, Decorators Walk, Fabric Traditions, Fuqua Capital, Green Cay Asset Management, Grill Friends, Harold Import Co., Intex Textile Corporation, Jerry Pair Leather, McMillion Capital Management, Milson Road, Nantucket Offshore Seasonings, Russell Athletic, Sesame Street, Smoothieville, SPANX, Stirrings Premium Cocktails, Vintage Lumber and Weber Grills. In addition, John has designed a line of Lineweaver® Stationery, Greeting Cards, Notepads and Wrapping Paper that sold in over 1,000 retail stores nationwide including Target and The Container Store. John launched his career in advertising as an Assistant Account Executive at Young & Rubicam, New York in 1985. While working on the U.S. Postal Service, Colgate-Palmolive and the U.S. Army, he gained full exposure to all areas of the advertising business and realized that his talents would be of most value in the Creative Department. John pursued his creative interests by enrolling in design classes at Parsons and School of Visual Arts in New York while at Young & Rubicam. After exposure to the creative side of the business, he enrolled at the Portfolio Center in Atlanta where he refined his creative skills studying art direction and graphic design for the next two years. Armed with a strong portfolio and several student awards, John landed an Art Director position with Hill Holliday in New York. John designed and produced print and ...