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Who

I’m Ebenezer Agyeman. I’ve been telling sto­ries and draw­ing pic­tures all my life – and get­ting paid for it since 2013, some­how. Design is my tool of choice, because I believe change should be beautiful. 

Why

I’m in it for craft and con­nec­tion. I enjoy cre­at­ing sym­bols, and I enjoy com­mu­ni­cat­ing worthy ideas. The goal is simple: good work that is free of fuss. 

Preferences

• Social impact
• Clean Tech
• Education
• Nonprofit

How

I start with a gen­uinely blank page, and a lot of ques­tions. Leaning heav­ily on public domain assets and vector draw­ing, I find my way to a func­tional, friendly composition.

Narrative over embell­ish­ment; har­mony before com­plex­ity. This work­man­like approach reg­u­larly unearths novel ideas.

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Highlights

• Pitched ‘Drop That Yam’.
• Ghostwrote edi­to­ri­als, speeches, and peti­tions for six chief exec­u­tives; one went on the President’s desk.
• Sorted 18,000 images while rebuild­ing IEA Ghana’s website.
• Became the adinkra guy. (When Simon Charwey’s busy.)
• Averaged two logo con­cepts each month for a decade. (Used Arial once, and it kind of worked.)
• Acquired mild Behance clout, so that people email me to offer design awards at afford­able prices.

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History