More than a UI/UX designer, Kevin is a storyteller at heart, weaving narratives through his designs.
More than a UI/UX designer, Kevin is a storyteller at heart, weaving narratives through his designs.
Kevin Beutelspacher is a UI/UX Designer & Creative Director with over ten years’ of progressive experience in a variety of industries designing timeless visual communication solutions. Kevin knows that successful strategic design solutions are based on the core tenets of design and process driven secondary research.
Kevin’s professional experience has allowed him to collaborate with and provide creative direction to a variety of teams and individuals including product development teams, manufacturers, company founders and CEO's. His professional accomplishments include producing Monster Products CES 2017 monolith & event collateral, a custom designed & fabricated Specialized Demo for rally car driver Ken Block and being one of the lead designer for John Legers’s final marketing campaign at T-Mobile.
In addition to his Academy of Art BFA in Graphic Design, his most recent creative skills development includes the completion of Springboard’s UI/UX bootcamp program comprised of over 900 hours of mentor-led instruction and course work by top industry professionals. His passion & ability to excel at creating visual communication solutions utilizing a structured design approach has allowed him to excel in UI/UX design. He further developed his creative skill set through completing the School of Motions After Effects Kickstart program, earning his certification of completion for the program.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Kevin enjoys preparing his favorite dishes while continuously exploring new culinary techniques utilizing an assortment of fruits, vegetables, and culinary herbs he has cultivated. His eagerness to grow and explore new knowledge has inspired him to build and modify his 3D printer, replace the screens on his own electronics, and build custom Raspberry Pi computers for enjoyment.
His curiosity and drive to expand his knowledge and technical skills keep him actively engaged in ongoing learning, professional development, and creative growth.
Kevin Beutelspacher is a UI/UX Designer & Creative Director with over ten years’ of progressive experience in a variety of industries designing timeless visual communication solutions. Kevin knows that successful strategic design solutions are based on the core tenets of design and process driven secondary research.
Kevin’s professional experience has allowed him to collaborate with and provide creative direction to a variety of teams and individuals including product development teams, manufacturers, company founders and CEO's. His professional accomplishments include producing Monster Products CES 2017 monolith & event collateral, a custom designed & fabricated Specialized Demo for rally car driver Ken Block.
In addition to his Academy of Art BFA in Graphic Design, his most recent creative skills development includes the completion of Springboard’s UI/UX bootcamp program comprised of over 900 hours of mentor-led instruction and course work by top industry professionals. His passion & ability to excel at creating visual communication solutions utilizing a structured design approach has allowed him to excel in UI/UX design. He further developed his creative skill set through completing the School of Motions After Effects Kickstart program, earning his certification of completion for the program.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Kevin enjoys preparing his favorite dishes while continuously exploring new culinary techniques utilizing an assortment of fruits, vegetables, and culinary herbs he has cultivated. His eagerness to grow and explore new knowledge has inspired him to build and modify his 3D printer, replace the screens on his own electronics, and build custom Raspberry Pi computers for enjoyment.
His curiosity and drive to expand his knowledge and technical skills keep him actively engaged in ongoing learning, professional development, and creative growth.
The Designer Says…
The Designer Says…
I want to make beautiful things even if nobody cares. — Saul Bass
In hindsight, I think I've always been a designer. I was always inquisitive. Even when I was delivering newspapers I wanted to do it quickly, accurately, and make sure the paper landed on the doorstep in a nice line. — Vince Frost
A good alphabet is like a harmonious group of people in which no one misbehaves. — Jan Tschichold
The nature of process, to one degree or another, involves failure. You have at it. It doesn't work. You keep pushing. It gets better. But it's not good. It gets worse. You go at it again. Then you desperately stab at it, believing "this isn't going to work." And it does! — Saul Bass
There is no other color that is better than black. There are many others that are appropriate and happy, but those colors belong on flowers. — Massimo Vignelli
We always take the long view in designing a logo so that it is contemporary enough to reflect its moment yet not so trendy as to appear dated before its time. As the saying goes, "Nothing dulls faster than the cutting edge." — Steff Geissbuhler
Having been working now for over fifty years, I can count the good clients on two or three hands. Why they're good is a magical thing: It has to do with wanting to participate in something they don't really understand. Most people are blind. And to be simultaneously very smart and blind-and to recognize it-takes a rare person. — Ivan Chermayeff
My M.O. became about trying stuff and not worrying about the grid or the structure until I have a feeling for what I'm doing. Then you tidy it up after. If you start off tidy, it's really hard to get messy. — April Greiman
Once you've mastered the rules, you can do anything, even abolish them, but without structure it's impossible to get started. — Ed Fella
The good thing about package design is that research is easy- just go into any supermarket or, better yet, any specialty food store. These are my museums. — Louise Fili
I want to make beautiful things even if nobody cares. — Saul Bass
In hindsight, I think I've always been a designer. I was always inquisitive. Even when I was delivering newspapers I wanted to do it quickly, accurately, and make sure the paper landed on the doorstep in a nice line. — Vince Frost
A good alphabet is like a harmonious group of people in which no one misbehaves. — Jan Tschichold
The nature of process, to one degree or another, involves failure. You have at it. It doesn't work. You keep pushing. It gets better. But it's not good. It gets worse. You go at it again. Then you desperately stab at it, believing "this isn't going to work." And it does! — Saul Bass
There is no other color that is better than black. There are many others that are appropriate and happy, but those colors belong on flowers. — Massimo Vignelli
We always take the long view in designing a logo so that it is contemporary enough to reflect its moment yet not so trendy as to appear dated before its time. As the saying goes, "Nothing dulls faster than the cutting edge." — Steff Geissbuhler
Having been working now for over fifty years, I can count the good clients on two or three hands. Why they're good is a magical thing: It has to do with wanting to participate in something they don't really understand. Most people are blind. And to be simultaneously very smart and blind-and to recognize it-takes a rare person. — Ivan Chermayeff
My M.O. became about trying stuff and not worrying about the grid or the structure until I have a feeling for what I'm doing. Then you tidy it up after. If you start off tidy, it's really hard to get messy. — April Greiman
Once you've mastered the rules, you can do anything, even abolish them, but without structure it's impossible to get started. — Ed Fella
The good thing about package design is that research is easy- just go into any supermarket or, better yet, any specialty food store. These are my museums. — Louise Fili
Interested in connecting?
Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design!
Interested in connecting?
Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design!
Interested in connecting?
Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design!
More than a UI/UX designer, Kevin is a storyteller at heart, weaving narratives through his designs.
Kevin Beutelspacher is a UI/UX Designer & Creative Director with over ten years’ of progressive experience in a variety of industries designing timeless visual communication solutions. Kevin knows that successful strategic design solutions are based on the core tenets of design and process driven secondary research.
Kevin’s professional experience has allowed him to collaborate with and provide creative direction to a variety of teams and individuals including product development teams, manufacturers, company founders and CEO's. His professional accomplishments include producing Monster Products CES 2017 monolith & event collateral, a custom designed & fabricated Specialized Demo for rally car driver Ken Block and being one of the lead designer for John Legers’s final marketing campaign at T-Mobile.
In addition to his Academy of Art BFA in Graphic Design, his most recent creative skills development includes the completion of Springboard’s UI/UX bootcamp program comprised of over 900 hours of mentor-led instruction and course work by top industry professionals. His passion & ability to excel at creating visual communication solutions utilizing a structured design approach has allowed him to excel in UI/UX design. He further developed his creative skill set through completing the School of Motions After Effects Kickstart program, earning his certification of completion for the program.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Kevin enjoys preparing his favorite dishes while continuously exploring new culinary techniques utilizing an assortment of fruits, vegetables, and culinary herbs he has cultivated. His eagerness to grow and explore new knowledge has inspired him to build and modify his 3D printer, replace the screens on his own electronics, and build custom Raspberry Pi computers for enjoyment.
His curiosity and drive to expand his knowledge and technical skills keep him actively engaged in ongoing learning, professional development, and creative growth.
The Designer Says…
I want to make beautiful things even if nobody cares. — Saul Bass
In hindsight, I think I've always been a designer. I was always inquisitive. Even when I was delivering newspapers I wanted to do it quickly, accurately, and make sure the paper landed on the doorstep in a nice line. — Vince Frost
A good alphabet is like a harmonious group of people in which no one misbehaves. — Jan Tschichold
The nature of process, to one degree or another, involves failure. You have at it. It doesn't work. You keep pushing. It gets better. But it's not good. It gets worse. You go at it again. Then you desperately stab at it, believing "this isn't going to work." And it does! — Saul Bass
There is no other color that is better than black. There are many others that are appropriate and happy, but those colors belong on flowers. — Massimo Vignelli
We always take the long view in designing a logo so that it is contemporary enough to reflect its moment yet not so trendy as to appear dated before its time. As the saying goes, "Nothing dulls faster than the cutting edge." — Steff Geissbuhler
Having been working now for over fifty years, I can count the good clients on two or three hands. Why they're good is a magical thing: It has to do with wanting to participate in something they don't really understand. Most people are blind. And to be simultaneously very smart and blind-and to recognize it-takes a rare person. — Ivan Chermayeff
My M.O. became about trying stuff and not worrying about the grid or the structure until I have a feeling for what I'm doing. Then you tidy it up after. If you start off tidy, it's really hard to get messy. — April Greiman
Once you've mastered the rules, you can do anything, even abolish them, but without structure it's impossible to get started. — Ed Fella
The good thing about package design is that research is easy- just go into any supermarket or, better yet, any specialty food store. These are my museums. — Louise Fili
Interested in connecting?
Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design!
Interested in connecting?
Let’s talk projects, collaborations, or anything design!