BEFORE A.I. SOMEONE HAD TO DESIGN
And I still do. Each one is created with a clear understanding of the organization’s goals, audience, and personality, resulting in work that feels intentional rather than generic.


I've created a lot of
Often times I will start with an eye catching graphic to pull the audience in and if I did my job well they will come in closer to read the details.
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I use a diverse range of styles and tools, allowing each poster to stand on its own as a considered visual statement.


The mobile billboard for art
T-shirts function as moving canvases for visual expression, advertising and identity. My design work in this space spans events, competitions, teams and organization uniforms.
MY CLOTHING BRAND
This is my personal creative outlet. Lucky Streak Clothing Co. allows me to experiment with having no limitations or clients to steer the ship. I manage an online website and I go to trade shows, where you can purchase these limited edition prints.


Not everything I do has
a category. So here is
The Downtown Improvement District had partnered with Sprocket Mural Works to bring ducks to downtown Harrisburg. Standing 40 inches tall and 48 inches long, these fiberglass ducks helped the city splash into summer.
Beautifying Harrisburg PA With A
This was annother fun Sprocket Mural Works project that helped cover up a concrete wall, along this Susquehanna riverfront scene. Because I knew this would be a high traffic area for vandalism, I choose to make this repeating stencil pattern so that it could be easily fixed as needed.


This is a page of random
A local coffee shop needed their ice cream sign restored. I know the guitar looks grungy, but that's because it is a replica of a Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains) guitar. It looks just like the one displayed. Also, my long board and paddleboard were both blank canvases that needed a facelift.
ONCE UPON A TIME I USED TO
DO A LOT OF
My go-to media in this instance was watercolor and then I would finish them off by carving designs into the frames.


PROFILE
My name is Rocky Woodling and I reside in the Harrisburg PA area. With over 25 years of experience, I’m a graphic designer who blends creativity with practical problem-solving. My work spans print, digital, and branding, and I’ve spent my career helping ideas take clear, visual form.I gravitate toward design that balances aesthetics with purpose. Whether I’m developing a logo, building a layout, or designing a user interface, my focus is always on clarity, usability, and meeting real client needs. Visual storytelling is central to my approach, and I aim to create work that feels intentional, effective, and engaging.Having worked through decades of changing trends and evolving technology, I’ve adapted alongside the industry. I stay current with modern tools and workflows while relying on a strong foundation in design fundamentals, allowing me to create work that translates well across various platforms and mediums.Collaboration is a key part of how I work. I value clear communication and taking the time to understand each client’s goals. By listening closely and translating ideas into thoughtful visuals, I’ve built long-term relationships and a reputation for delivering work that’s both polished and purposeful.