Love Oregon

This design is meant to inspire people to take action to protect what they love: Oregon. This design encourages people to reflect on what is meaningful to them about Oregon and shares that Western Environmental Law Center protects the life essentials, special places, and wildlife that call Oregon home. The words about securing victories around the state demonstrate that people can be confident in this organization. The visceral, refreshing imagery evokes the feeling of fresh air and clean water -- and causes us to remember the importance of healthy, pure living. By making all these connections, people will become bold, they will rise and take a stand for what they believe in. This design is about 2 feet x 3 feet.

Jackie Marlette is based in Eugene, Oregon and has a diverse background in graphic design, creative arts, communications, fundraising, and outdoor education. She works at the Western Environmental Law Center, a nonprofit public interest organization that uses the power of the law to safeguard the public lands, wildlife, and communities of the American West in the face of a changing climate. She also does graphic design, face painting, and creative art projects that benefit the greater good. She can be contacted at marlette@westernlaw.org.

2016 International Design Awards Honorable Mention for Graphic Design.

Graduated summa cum laude from Northern Arizona University. She won the Arizona-Nevada Academy of Science Hydrology Presentation Award, Lowell Observatory Achievement Award, and was the University’s Standard Bearer.