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February 9, 2018

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Curtis Sayers

Curtis Sayers is a technical illustrator. He strives to communicate complex ideas and information with dynamic visual solutions.

“My company needed someone who could illustrate manufacturing and production line scenes from beginning to end. Curtis’ technical, yet simplistic style was just what we were looking for. Curtis is a pleasure to work with. He quickly grasps complex concepts and turns out exceptional visuals with very little revision required.”

Michele Spinale
Markem-Imaje
“Curtis is a creative problem solver and can transform complex data into simple, elegant solutions. Working with Curtis is a breeze and I know that I can rely on him to follow through and execute the job beautifully.”

Tanya Mysko
Fidelity
“I worked with Curtis on a few projects for Discovery. He has great detail in his illustrations and executed my vision perfectly. Curtis is talented, responsive and dependable.”

Bill Hartman
Discovery Communications
“Curtis has the innate ability to absorb the technology and perfectly harmonize the critical details with artistic style and flare, enabling his visualizations to appeal to technical and marketing audiences alike.”

Ryan McMeniman
Ward Hill Marketing
“Curtis is an amazing artist. He’ll not only illustrate your vision but will enhance it to appeal to both professionals and laymen as well. He is easy going and fun to work with, too.”

Moshe Alamaro
More Aqua, Inc.
“Clarity powered by drama. That’s a fitting description of Curtis Sayers’ work. Often infographics can be cold and calculating veering toward the mundane, but Curtis has the rare ability to explain complex systems in a warm, inviting, and entertaining way. This quality helps a designer immensely to bring a magazine page to life. If you hire the right guy you’ll reap the benefits. Curtis is the right guy.”

Ted Lopez
Air & Space/Smithsonian

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“A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, for the same reason that a drawing should have no unnecessary lines and a machine no unnecessary parts.”