Kate Vogel Design

09/01/2021

// September 1, 2017

Bruce Campbell hosted his live pop-culture trivia contest Last Fan Standing at Music Box Theatre. He is definitely one of the most animated guests I've had the pleasure of photographing!

08/03/2021

Time for a new look. 😎
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Kate Vogel is a designer, photographer & film-lover living in Chicago.

07/27/2021

Happy 99th Birthday, Norman Lear! Here’s one of my photos from 5/18/16 at his Q&A for “Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You” at Music Box Theatre! Featuring Dean Richards WGN interviewing him & filmmakers.

07/14/2021

I have worked with three of the top ten real estate brokerages in Chicago, extending their brands through agent marketing collateral. This includes brochures, direct mail, email campaigns, flyers, social media posts and materials to supplement client appreciation parties, happy hours, open houses and broker opens.

07/14/2021

Almost exactly 2 years ago I had the pleasure of photographing the hilarious Marc Maron during the Q&A for Sword of Trust at Music Box Theatre.

07/14/2021

Working closely with the Chief Investment Officer and Chief Financial Officer, I developed an in-depth presentation of Verano's vertically-integrated, multi-state cannabis operations to be presented to high level executives nationwide in order to expand the company's presence in other markets. The design's intent was to be high-end and clean in order to focus the attention on the comprehensive analysis of the company's portfolio.

10/31/2016

11/12/2014

Redken models

11/12/2014

SalonCentric Hair Show at the Grand Geneva Resort & Spa in Lake Geneva, WI. The best brands in the industry showcased their newest innovations, while top artists share tricks of the trade in classes for haircare and skincare professionals! Photos featuring Redken and Matrix Professional Haircare & Color.

09/22/2014

This wonderful organization is dedicated to engaging urban youth in science-based experiential learning and paid internship opportunities where they can learn to care for the environment and gain many skills in leadership and community building. The signs I've created will appear along Brush Creek in Kansas City, with information about native plants and animals, and how you can help with trash and pollution cleanup.