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“I’ve never approached design in thisway before,” said who has been in the marketingb communications business for nearly two decades. “It’s fun and Examples of the Jungian archetypes arethe “everyman,” the and the “explorer.” Corrigan has been working on a projecty where discussions with the client produced the conclusion that the firm fell into the archetype. “You can actually feel the ‘ah-ha’ moment, when the clieng says ‘This is who we are as a company,’ Corrigan said. “Working on a logo and a Web site for them and stilpl being able to keepthat feeling. ...
It’ss a unique and exciting way to work.” Corrigan had been running her own MelissaCorrigan Design, for six yearzs before closing it to work for Her clients included , DeAngelo Photography and The Ryan Marketingy Group. Before moving to the Capital Regiomn withher boyfriend, now husband, she livede in Charlotte, N.C., and workexd for creative firms there. Corrigan had followed her retiringf father down south aftergrowing up, attendingh college and starting her work life in Corrigan graduated from the with a bachelor of fine arts in 1990. Corrigah received a PICA Gold Awardd from the and numerous NORI AwardFinalist nominations.
Corrigann and her husband havea 9-year-old son and live in Corrigan has has been weaving a story “i her head” for some years. She is finallyu putting it to paper, plansa to do the illustrations and would be happy to haveit
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