“The desire to create meaningful work that not only drives business success but also has a lasting positive impact on people and communities. As someone who identifies strongly with a "giver" mindset, I aim to contribute to environments where collaboration, mentorship and mutual success thrive. I’m driven by the opportunity to help others realize their potential, share knowledge and build connections that foster growth and innovation.
Ultimately, I aspire to work where my contributions align with a greater purpose, leaving the world a little better through the work I do and the relationships I build along the way.”
- Ashley P. Miller
ABOUT
My designs have reached global audiences, appearing at the Olympic Games, on the cover of Time Magazine, on stage at the GRAMMYs, on the field during the Super Bowl and in UPS offices worldwide. I’ve also had the privilege of showcasing my work at the Toy Fair in New York and supporting impactful nonprofit organizations.
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Throughout my career, I’ve been committed to delivering innovative designs and strategic marketing solutions that captivate audiences and drive results. From high-profile events to grassroots campaigns, I bring creativity, precision, and a collaborative spirit to every project.
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My passion for graphic design began in high school, where my first project—an album cover for U2—solidified my career aspirations. I pursued this passion at the University of Georgia, earning a degree in Graphic Design. My professional journey started at Indelible Inc., a boutique design firm in Norcross, GA, and quickly led to an incredible opportunity with the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG). There, my designs earned recognition, appearing on the cover of Time Magazine and within the pages of Print Magazine.
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Following my tenure at ACOG, I joined the marketing department at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) before launching my own firm, After Midnight Design. Through After Midnight Design, I provided comprehensive graphic design, event planning, and marketing services, with a primary focus on the music industry. Among my most notable achievements was designing the iconic Maroon 5 logo, which has been featured on merchandise, album covers, and during high-profile events, including the GRAMMYs and the Super Bowl LII Halftime Show.
My portfolio extends beyond the music industry to include work for prestigious clients like Piedmont Hospital, Emory School of Nursing and Underground Atlanta. Additionally, I contributed to the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy as Graphic Design Chair, served as a Voting Member of the Academy, and participated on the GRAMMYs Selection Best Album Package Design National Committee.
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In the nonprofit sector, I gained valuable experience as a Graphic Designer and Marketing Coordinator for Lifecycle Building Center (LBC). My responsibilities included managing external communications, social media, website maintenance, weekly Eblasts, event branding and fundraising support. This role allowed me to merge design with purpose, advancing LBC’s mission through impactful visual storytelling.
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As Marketing Director, Content Creator and Graphic Designer for Southern Three Photography (S3P), I oversaw creative asset development, website design, and social media strategy. My role encompassed SEO, PPC advertising, influencer outreach, PR and email marketing, demonstrating my ability to drive engagement and brand growth across platforms.
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Most recently, I served as Marketing Director and Creative Director for RPM Home Advisors | Keller Williams Atlanta Midtown. In this dual role, I was tasked with lead generation, agent recruitment and ensuring brand consistency across social media, websites, print materials and events. I also managed a team of designers, videographers and photographers, overseeing SEO and executing comprehensive marketing plans. My skill set for this role included expertise in digital marketing, project management, art direction, Adobe Creative Suite, copywriting and event planning.