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I’m Hannah Caple! I’m a graphic designer and photographer with a strong foundation in global communications and a passion for storytelling through visuals. My work is driven by the belief that design and photography have the power to shape conversations, build connections, and create lasting impact! Through collaboration and intentional creativity, I strive to bridge the gap between visual communication and meaningful action. Let’s create something impactful together!

For the past four years, I have been working as a freelance designer and photographer, developing a diverse portfolio that spans branding, publication design, event photography, and more. Through my work, I have collaborated with a variety of clients, bringing their visions to life with thoughtful design solutions and compelling imagery. My experience has allowed me to refine
my creative skills, adapt to different project needs, and build relationships
with clients who trust me to tell their stories through design and photography.

My love for collaboration has grown through my involvement in the Design Collective internship program on campus, where I’ve had the opportunity to work closely with fellow creatives. This experience has reinforced my belief in the power of teamwork and shared vision in design. I’m always excited to engage in projects that bring people together to create meaningful and thoughtful work.

In my current full-time rolle as the Marketing & Communications Coordinator for Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro South, I create engaging social media graphics, capture photos, and design donor-facing collateral such as annual reports, and infographics.
Design Club is a student-led studio environment for creative collaboration and experimentation. As President I made sure that members had a chance to further develop creative skills and expand their curiosity with access to new materials, tools, and machinery. Design Club is a space for all, where students can come as they are, ask for help, share experiences and opinions, discuss work in process, and also a place we can all shared our knowledge and love for Design.
Started in the Fall of 2024, I helped lead a group of four students to create a grant proposal around social change and design. My research partner and I developed a project around Accessibility Design titled, Access Denied: The Exclusionary Nature of Design Practices that we presented at the Popular Culture Association Conference in New Orleans, LA this past April as well as at the Roger Williams University Student Academic Showcase and Honors.
Designing Our Shared Future is an ongoing effort to promote and visualize unity between various cultures, ethnicities, demographics, and more. I joined the design team in the Spring of 2024 and collaborated with the Asian American Alliance affinity group of campus to create a pattern that helped visualize unity. For more information click here!