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Nola Shelton Art Director |
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| Meet the rest of the Executive Team |
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| Caela Farren, CEO Tom Karl, Vice President Adam Alexander, Vice President Sonia Vieira, Business Mgr. Michael Goins,Technology Mgr. Jacoba Tomlinson, Jr. Associate Jonathan Esteves, Jr. Associate |
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| Nola Shelton Nola is the Art Director. She has led the design and development of Masterworks' corporate identity for the past seven years. In addition, she has managed the creative design and production of a variety of career assessments and product tools. Nola's ability to express a point-of view in uniquely creative ways began early in her life. As a young girl, she expressed this talent through painting, drawing, and photography. Her extraordinary method for finding limitless creative solutions to even the most trivial ideas drove her desire to become a visual artist. Today, Nola's wealth of talent and experience in graphic expression as well as her expertise in print and website design are a sought after combination. She continues to help businesses maximize their potential through creative communication tools. After graduating from the Northeast Career Center in Columbus, Ohio, where she studied Commercial Art & Illustration, she was awarded a scholarship to attend the Columbus College of Art and Design. There she studied Advertising and Packaging Design to receive her bachelors of Fine Arts degree. With the rise of Internet technology, Nola has expanded her creative role in the field of graphic design from print to web. She is proactive in keeping pace with these groundbreaking changes by aggressively acquiring the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to keep pace with today's design needs. Nola is presently studying multimedia design and has just recently redesigned and implemented the new MasteryWorks website and web portals. She is a master at creating the perfect image for hundreds of clients. Nola lives with her family in Camp Springs, Maryland. Her husband, son and daughter are also accomplished in Music and the Fine Arts. |
