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John Tetzlaff

I’m John Tetzlaff, a Las Vegas–based graphic designer, artist, and builder with a passion for turning ideas into bold, tangible creations. My work spans digital and physical mediums—large-scale wall wraps, apparel collections, posters, motion graphics, and custom motorcycle designs and wraps—each piece crafted with precision, creativity, and purpose.

 

My journey into design began over a decade ago with enamel hat pins. What started as a small creative hustle quickly evolved into a national presence, with over 100 unique designs and tens of thousands of pins and accessories produced, sold, and shipped worldwide. That hands-on experience—designing, manufacturing overseas, marketing through social media, and selling directly to customers—shaped the foundation of my professional approach: creative vision backed by practical execution.

 

Academically, I earned my Associate’s Degree in Business Administration and Management from Front Range Community College in 2015, graduating with a 3.8 GPA. In August 2024, I completed my Bachelor’s in Graphic Design and Media from Southern New Hampshire University, also with a 3.9 GPA. This formal training, combined with years of real-world work, has allowed me to navigate both the artistic and business sides of design with confidence.

 

Professionally, I’ve worked in fast-paced print shops, corporate creative departments, and freelance settings—collaborating with global brands like MGM, Caesars, Mandalay Bay, Amazon AWS, Salesforce, and House of Blues, as well as grassroots businesses, musicians, and event organizers. My portfolio includes environmental branding for major venues, apparel collections for streetwear brands, motion graphics for events, and high-impact posters and promotional materials.

 

I specialize in vector art, logo design, branding packages, and immersive environmental graphics. My process is rooted in storytelling—whether I’m designing a wall wrap that transforms a space, creating a motion graphic that energizes a crowd, or developing a brand identity that resonates with its audience.

 

Outside the digital canvas, I’m deeply involved in the motorcycle community, building and customizing bikes that merge mechanical performance with visual artistry. This hands-on work fuels my creativity and reminds me that great design is as much about function as it is about form.

 

For me, design isn’t just a profession—it’s a way of seeing the world. Every project is an opportunity to push boundaries, connect with people, and create something that leaves a lasting impression.