Damian Lane
Owner of GOODOMENSTUDIO
Art Director and Graphic Designer based in Dallas.
Damian brings over a decade of expertise blending freelance finesse with agency acumen. His passion lies in elevating emerging artists, startups, and brands to unparalleled heights through his unique creative vision.
Sr. Graphic Designer
University of Texas at Arlington Provide leadership for creating progressive graphics and web design for University Libraries. Create, manage, and execute a wide variety of marketing and communications materials impacting students, faculty, and community partners. Serve as an expert on branding guidelines for UTA Libraries. Supervise and mentor graphic design student employees through teaching, critique, management, development, and evaluation.
EP+Co Art Director on Brand Design team working on concepts for accounts such as Verizon, The UPS Store, and Michelin for print, web, social media, installations, and deck building.
Art Director, Brand Design
Art Director, Graphic Design
4th & Crawford Lead designer for print and social media graphics. Collaborated directly with brand manager with establishing brand identity.
Texas A&M University-San Antonio Manage primary recruitment territory areas, serving as point of contact for questions about the university, the admissions process, and financial aid for students and their family members, and representing the university at college fairs and community events. Plan and execute events such as admissions presentations, financial aid presentations, application workshops, financial aid, and scholarship workshops in San Antonio, Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, Del Rio areas, and Beaumont areas for prospective freshman students.
Marketing Communication Specialist
GoodOmenStudio Founded creative agency after completing Graphic Design Internship with Baylor University’s Multicultural Affairs Department.
Design posters, logos, websites, applications, and graphics for social media. Curate content for social media and websites. Operate as creative director for projects to help expand concepts and ideas.