About Julian Azeevo

I led art direction for the ExxonMobil Fuels enterprise website redesign—creating distinct Exxon and Mobil brand experiences within the shared exxonmobilfuels.com ecosystem—while also owning key design deliverables for nationwide 360° campaigns across Capital One and ExxonMobil spanning direct mail, OOH, in‑store, editorial, and packaging. I translated audience insights into concept‑first creative, shaping scalable visual systems and narratives and driving alignment through clear critique and design rationale from brief through final execution.

I helped evolve JPMorganChase’s global brand presence, producing 360° campaigns, modular decks, infographics, templates, and icon libraries that expanded guidelines with fresh, scalable design assets. By applying systems thinking, I optimized the employee experience across digital and physical touchpoints—ensuring every interaction aligned with the brand’s strategic goals. Collaborating closely with strategy and marketing teams, I delivered cohesive, high-impact campaigns that strengthened brand consistency and reach worldwide.

Created work that made headlines and shaped culture—like the Precision Consumer 2030 report with the World Economic Forum, unveiled at Davos, and a concept I developed for the 2019 Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show that was ultimately performed live on stage during Maroon 5’s set. From multi-channel rebrands to high-stakes product and IP launches (including Q™ and 10+ proprietary reports), my designs fueled activations at SXSW and earned coverage in AdAge, Forbes, and AdWeek, partnering with global brands like Meta, Google, Airbnb, L’Oréal, PepsiCo, and the WEF to craft C‑suite narratives and scalable visual systems grounded in design thinking, UX, and strategy.

Worked with award-winning creative and marketing directors for HDG Magazines, House Beautiful, Elle Décor, Veranda, and Metropolitan Home, on promotional materials and event collateral ranging from comping to in-book pages and invitations.