Fresh Faces

In recent months, we’ve been fortunate enough to continue growing and have had several talented people join our ranks.

While you may not know it, chances are, you’ve already seen their work. So now it’s time we do the polite thing and formally introduce you to these fine folks.

Jasmine Sarp

One of our two current MICA grads, Jasmine came to Drexler after working as a cake artist at Baltimore’s most famous cake shop and a designer at the local alt weekly. With an eclectic background and set of interests, Jasmine is a skilled illustrator, strong designer, and master responsive email coder. Beyond designing, Jasmine is heavily involved in  Baltimore’s art scene. She’s a co-director of the collectively run gallery Open Space Baltimore, co-editor of the arts journal ACRES, and helped organize Fields Fest this summer.

Caleb Moore

Caleb joined Drexler after working in-house for a few big-name companies. In addition to handling a ton of coding on a daily basis for our retail clients, Caleb has jumped into a number of identity and web design projects. As an all-around creative guy, Caleb plays in a bunch of bands, juggles, and even makes creepy Halloween masks.

Zach Inscho

Our youngest employee, Zach clocks in at just 6.5-years-old (okay, not really, but he was born on Leap Day). After a stint with a big development firm working on slow moving projects for large clients, Zach decided he wanted to work with a smaller, more focused team that was doing more interesting work. Lucky for us, he chose Drexler. In addition to his development work, Zach moonlights in several bands – one of which just played at CMJ – and has even managed to retain some of his hearing (but not much).

Daniel Givens

With a keen eye for design and some serious front-end development chops, Daniel has quickly made himself a key part of our team. After working at a number of agencies and giving the freelance life a go, Daniel joined us this summer to, in part, lead development for a great new client we’ll be unveiling very soon. Like most of the people here, Daniel’s a pretty easy going guy. Just don’t call him Billy.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it seems an appropriate time to express our gratefulness for these and all the other awesome people that make up our team. Here’s to a great 2015.