Fueled by a childhood love of comic books—the bold graphics and dynamic narratives sparked a passion for visual storytelling that never faded.
Now, with 24+ years as an Art Director and Graphic Designer, I turn ideas into bold, strategic visuals for brands of all sizes. From award-winning editorial spreads to marketing campaigns, I bring clarity, creativity, and collaboration to every project.
My utility belt includes expertise in:
• Layout & publication design
• Advertising & promotional graphics
• Conceptual illustration & branding
• Newspaper & magazine design
Backed by a strong portfolio, happy clients, and teammates who’ll vouch for my character, I deliver creative work with both impact and heart.
If you're looking for a seasoned talent, I might just be the hero you need.
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Thank you for reading,
Anthony Casto
—Albert Einstein
indulgence: dark chocolate and cereal (healthy variety.)
childhood fear: Jason Voorhees
favorite activities: being a daddy and playing with my kids, playing drums, and guitar
design interests: well designed and creative infographics and movie poster design
childhood dream: to be a comic book artist or an NFL quarterback
arch-enemy: the color pink
design beliefs: a good idea is king, the computer is ONLY a tool, the pencil (sketch) is more effective than a sword (software), white space is a MUST, designers should learn to have thick skin, and design should be entertaining and clear with a dash of fun and surprise.
biggest annoyance: would be that some people are convinced that their opinion somehow trumps a designers experience
favorite professional accomplishment: In 2013 I was awarded Employee of the Year. I wear the Employee of the Year Award as a badge of honor. It illustrates more than what I've accomplished as a designer or my commitment, hard work, and loyalty but more importantly it's a badge of honorable character in the site of my superiors, the community, and my peers.
Also, in 2012 I became a published writer by submitting my personal tragic-to-triumphant moment in my life. It was published on the three-year anniversary of the event. It was awesome, just awesome.