Michael Cosand: digital designer, storyteller
Hi, I'm Michael.
I make the things people hold, click, and tape to windows.
Brands I’ve worked with
A sampling of the companies I’ve designed for, in print and on screen.
- Stewart Title
- Leslie’s
Print you can hold
Paper, ink, and a lot of production detail. Placeholder art is shown here; swap in your finished pieces.
In-store posters
Big, bold, readable from across the room. Built with bleeds and safe zones so the printer never has to guess.
Folded brochures
Tri-folds and bi-folds where the panels tell a story in order: cover, hook, details, call to action. Pictured: a Buyer's Resource Guide tri-fold for Stewart Title.
Multipage catalogs
Long documents need structure: a grid that holds, type that stays readable, and pages that feel like one family. Drag the cover to spin it, or click to open and page through.
Digital that moves
Emails people open, ads people notice, and sites that turn browsers into buyers.
Promo emails
A clear hero, one message, one button. Designed to survive small screens and dark mode. Pick a campaign, then scroll the phone to read the whole send.
Scroll inside
the phone
Digital ads
Every standard size, one visual system. Short headlines, obvious buttons, and motion that earns a second look.
Social assets
Posts, stories and carousels that stay on brand while feeling native to the feed.
Websites and IDX search
WordPress builds with live MLS search built in, styled to match everything else you send out.
Sample home4 bd, 3 ba
Sample home3 bd, 2 ba
Sample home5 bd, 4 ba
Sample home3 bd, 2 ba
Sample home4 bd, 2 ba
Sample home2 bd, 2 ba
Regular City
The comic
A comic about a city that only makes sense to the host running its ceremonies: a whimsical figure with a very serious relationship to his own absurd rituals, a gathering at the sacred forest rim, a summoned alien Goo Baby, and flying saucers thinning the walls between realms.
Folds and all — tap to read it.