Ashley Worobec is a graphic designer who believes in the power of craft to create change.
Great editorial design is where artistry meets strategy—where careful attention to typography, hierarchy, and the materiality of print transforms information into something that engages, inspires, and moves people to action.

With 18 years of experience, I've partnered with mission-driven organizations to create catalogs, annual reports, curriculum materials, white papers, and branded publications that amplify their impact. I've led in-house creative teams producing multiple catalog editions annually and developed visual systems for everything from educational materials to policy publications for renewable energy nonprofits.

I approach every project as both a designer and a problem-solver, bringing meticulous craft and strategic thinking to make your content shine. My work spans environmental nonprofits, sustainable businesses, educational organizations, and social enterprises—clients who share my belief that thoughtful design can help create better futures.

This commitment extends beyond client work. I served as Design for Good Director for AIGA Seattle (2015-2017) and as an organizer with Common Cause Collective (2019-2023), a community dedicated to systems thinking and designing for regenerative impact.

I graduated from Minneapolis College of Art & Design in 2007 with a BFA in Graphic Design and a focus on sustainability—a foundation that continues to inform my practice today.

When I'm not immersed in grid systems and type specimens, I practice fine art at Between Whiles Studio and continue adding to my personal library of design books.

Based in Seattle, Washington
Available for projects locally and remotely
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