anna mills published by daylon hicks

Anna Mills’ work as a graphic designer evokes a feeling of wonder, as though each piece she creates is an exploration that also seamlessly ties into the branding of her specific client. She balances precision with fluidity, blending elements in ways that both surprise and delight. There’s a magic in her designs, a quiet yet powerful presence that draws the viewer in and holds their attention. Her pieces don’t just appear on the page; they feel alive, constantly shifting and evolving as you take them in.

One of the most striking elements of Anna’s design work is her use of typography. She doesn’t simply place words on a page, she elevates them. Her typographic choices are vibrant, dynamic, and full of energy, turning each letter, word, and sentence into a piece of art in itself. She understands that typography is more than just functional; it’s an expressive tool with the power to transform a message. Her letters seem to dance across the canvas, with each curve and angle deliberately chosen to add character and meaning. There’s a playfulness in how she manipulates type, bending and stretching it to fit the mood and rhythm of the design. Sometimes it’s bold and brash, other times delicate and refined, but it’s always strikingly expressive and full of life.

What truly sets Anna apart is the depth of her understanding of the human experience and her ability to communicate that through design. Her work spans a wide range of topics, from the deeply personal to the broadly commercial, working with musical artists, to Petit Press. She connects with a wide audience, appealing to different tastes and perspectives. Her designs don’t cater to just one group or genre; they speak universally.