Pete Golibersuch | Designer

Overview

Currently living in Manhattan and working as a senior visual designer for R/GA, Pete Golibersuch specializes in creating stylistic visual forms, injected with brand thinking and strong design principals.

After starting his career at Attik in New York City, Pete moved to Los Angeles to work as a design director for a start-up web consultancy called CitrusByte. He coordinated design for all creative accounts, including Myspace/Fox Interactive Media and implemented a comprehensive internal rebrand before returning to NYC to pursue freelance opportunities at agencies such as Atmosphere-BBDO and Y&R. Pete took a permanent position at R/GA after winning a pitch for and later executing Nike's global retail campaign for the 2008 holiday season.

Now working primarily in R/GA's branding initiative, Pete also publishes exploratory work through a number of online venues. Inquiries can be directed to e-mail.

Agencies

  • Atmosphere-BBDO
  • Attik
  • CitrusByte
  • Coolbirth
  • Free Association
  • Mires+Ball
  • R/GA
  • Young & Rubicam

Clients

  • Accenture
  • Alfa Romeo
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • America Online/AIM Pages
  • Barnes & Noble
  • Boost Mobile
  • Boulder Films
  • Cellular South
  • Chautauqua Historical Society
  • Chanel
  • Dannon
  • Deviation LLC
  • Digital Trends/Design Technica
  • Edinboro University Alumni Association
  • The Erie Philharmonic
  • Hollywood Wannabe
  • Kevo
  • Mint Cars-on-Demand
  • MojoBaby
  • MySpace/Fox Interactive Media
  • Nike Basketball
  • Nike Field Reporter
  • Nike Running
  • Nike Store (Digital)
  • Nike Store (Retail)
  • Nike Women
  • Qualcomm
  • Resisted Resonance
  • Sinatra (Open Source)
  • Sparq Training
  • StudioTech
  • Tarkenton Financial
  • Toyota-Scion
  • United Way of Erie
  • Virtual Items
  • Visa
  • Westfield Chamber of Commerce
  • Westfield Optical Studio
  • Zain

Current Projects

DropClique Design Division—Niche Branding + Art Direction
Make No Stray Marks—Visual Journal, 2050
Caeder—Drafting Tangible Form