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Out-of-Home & Billboard Design
Over the past six years I’ve created more than 900 boards for over 640 clients — on-call design for OOH operators, with billboard, transit, and large-format creative for every budget, from $500 local boards to national campaigns.

When Burger King launched their spicy chicken sandwich, the brief was simple: come up with something fun and irreverent. I handled it end to end — concept, copy, and design. The line "Now That's a Spicy Chicken" pairs with the visual gag of a wide-eyed hen sporting a jalapeño comb, turning the pepper into the bird's own crown. It's a quick, one-read joke built for highway speed.
Burger King


Desert Ford Dealers supplied Bronco photography and a lease offer; I built everything else — the red-rock desert backdrop, the composite, and the full type layout. The result turns loose stock assets into a finished, regionally-flavored board with a price that reads instantly from the highway.
Desert Ford Dealers
Brand-forward board for Black Rock Coffee Bar — product trio hero-lit on black, wordmark and hand-lettered "Fuel Your Story" tagline anchoring each end, built to read premium at highway speed.
Black Rock Coffee Bar


A spec concept I created to help a Becker Boards sales rep pitch and win new business. The brief was to go fun and light instead of the usual clinical eye-doctor look — a warm, approachable board built to open the door with a new advertiser and showcase our creative capabilities.
King Lasik

Ulysses Peralta
Regional Sales Manager, New Tradition
“Testimonials provide a sense of what it's like to work with you or use your products. Change the text and add your own."
Whitney Houk
Director of Sales, Arc Media
"Corey’s spec work gives me something strong to walk in with. It’s helped me open doors, and close a few deals I might not have otherwise."
Todd Scanlin
Vice President of National Sales, Becker Boards
"In 6 years working with Corey, he never missed a deadline and never handed me just one option. There were always a few strong directions to choose from. He’s the first person I call for OOH."
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