Tim Miller is the owner of Miller EG Design, a full-service design and product solutions provider for signage in the Atlanta area. He has a a diversified project portfolio, including architectural, retail, health care, educational, hospitality, transportation, wayfinding, litigation graphics, corporate identity, collateral communication and web design.

Sara Whatley is a Designer at Huie Design in Atlanta.

Since joining Huie Design in 2016, Sara Whatley has created powerful links between design and the built environment for her clients. Her passion and background focus on pushing the boundary of graphic design and exploring new design mediums including identity design, marketing materials, web design and environmental graphics.

Sara Whatley’s approach lies in constructing a branded vision for her client, then working with a variety of mediums to accomplish a multidimensional project.

Mara Davis is a Senior Designer at Huie Design in Atlanta.

Mara Kent Davis joined the Huie Design team in 2006. In her role as a senior designer, Mara  Davis specializes in signage and wayfinding projects. With her intuitive understanding of wayfinding, Mara Davis creates designs that lead patrons seamlessly through any environment.

Trained in graphic design, Mara Davis visualizes the essence of a brand. She is able to process, reinterpret and graphically organize complex data into easily understood communications.

Dipali Bajaj is a student studying User Experience Design at Savannah College of Art & Design. She is also an Interactive Design intern at IDEO. Inspired by learning, listening, and loving, she wants everyday to be a pursuit of creative joy, a plethora of discoveries and a little more headspace.

At SCAD, Dipali Bajaj explored and experimented with design and technology in many ways — through user centered design, interaction design, graphic design, motion design, and much more. She also shot a few films and co-lead the wonderful team behind @scadflux.

Adeline Ross is a graphic designer and aspiring linguist with a passion for aiding and observing humanity in its various pursuits of compassion, respect, and understanding. She believes that the first role of design is to assist in other forms of communication where depth in words will not do, to extend oneself beyond the barriers of linguistic and cultural restrictions to make all audiences feel heard. That any issue, large or small, is often due to a lack of either empathy or understanding.